| Texas Press Messenger |
a monthly newspaper featuring the latest news in the Texas newspaper industry and beyond; the official voice of the Texas Press Association since 1926 |
| TPA e-Newsletter |
helpful information publishers need to know, the latest TPA membership news and event information, sent directly to your inbox once each month |
| Texas Newspaper Directory |
the annual directory of all paid-circulation newspapers in Texas; identifies key managers, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, Web addresses and circulation; lists newspapers by county and group ownership; includes Associate Members, Board Members, TPA Staff and a list of all press associations |
| Winners' Circle |
a publication of the annual Texas Better Newspaper Contest results |
| State Capital Highlights |
a weekly aggregation of news about state government; available by subscription for member newspapers to publish |
| Law and the Media in Texas |
online handbook for journalists on newsgathering, public access and ethical and legal issues, written by David McHam; co-sponsored by TPA and the Texas Association of Broadcasters |
Q: The superintendent of a school district I cover sends out a weekly e-mail to school board members. First, do you know where I could find, either in statute or in an attorney general’s decision, whether that e-mail is considered public record? Second, I would like to be included on the list for receiving those e-mails.
