Tribune-Star editor Max Jones talks with Tom Steiger, director of Indiana State University's Center for Student Research and Creativity, on th…
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Max Jones
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A Wabash Valley newspaperman for 40 years; editor of the Tribune-Star since 2000
Tribune-Star editor Max Jones talks with Sister Barbara Battista, Community Organizer/Justice Promoter for The Sisters of Providence at St. Ma…
Tribune-Star editor Max Jones talks with sports editor Todd Golden about his research and series of stories on the Glenn High School boys bask…
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One memory of my childhood growing up in the small Indiana town of Loogootee is a large, framed picture that hung on the wall of our downstairs family room.
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We’re a little more than a week into Gov. Holcomb’s multi-staged reopening plan for Indiana’s economy. Last week, retail outlets were allowed to reopen using social distancing guidelines. This week, restaurants are allowed to reopen using similar guidelines.
State Rep. Tonya Pfaff (D), IN-43, talks with Tribune-Star editor Max Jones about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on her jobs as a high sc…
Tribune-Star Editor Max Jones talks to Indiana State University's Robert Guell, professor of economics, on what the recently released economic…
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Earlier this month, the Tribune-Star announced it would reduce publication of its print edition to five days a week, beginning the weekend of May 2 and 3. Going forward, there will be no print editions on Sundays and Tuesdays.
The Tribune-Star, headquartered in downtown Terre Haute, will be changing locations in a few months. The move will take us to new offices in The Meadows on 25th Street between Ohio Boulevard and Poplar Street.
It’s hard to imagine that eight years have gone by since B.J. Riley first walked through the doors of the Tribune-Star building and became its publisher.