| 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 |
AUSTIN — When Ben Barnes became speaker of the Texas House early in his political career, one of his challenges was to make accommodations for accredited members of the Capitol press corps to cover the Legislature. It was not a small task.
Guest opinion by JOHN C. MORITZ, Corpus Christi Caller-Times, USA Today Network - Texas
