Lydia Chávez, a seasoned journalist and professor emeritus, reflects on her vast experience in local news and the pressing challenges it faces. Acknowledging the decline of outlets like the Albuquerque Tribune, she emphasizes the importance of sustainable models for local journalism. With deep roots in community-centric reporting, she remains committed to discovering ways to support local news amidst a rapidly changing media environment, motivated by her past experiences and the value that local journalism brings to communities.
Local news has faced significant challenges and many outlets have ceased operations, but the persistence of local journalism is crucial for community well-being.
After dedicating years to the local news industry, my focus now is on finding sustainable models to support community journalism amid evolving media landscapes.
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