The Courier-Tribune and Examiner, CherryRoad Media-owned newspapers in Missouri, came away from this year’s Missouri Press Association Awards with seven wins. The results of the Better Newspaper Contest were announced Saturday, Sept. 13, at the Missouri Press Association convention at…
PARSIPPANY, N.J., Sept. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Media Division of CherryRoad® is thrilled to announce that it will introduce hyper-local AI search functionality across its community newspapers leveraging ProRata’s Gist Answers AI search platform. Read the full article here
“Search has always been critical to how our readers find and interact with content,” said Jeremy Gulban, CEO of CherryRoad Media. “With Gist Answers, our audience can engage directly with us and get trusted answers sourced from our reporting, strengthened by content…
When Jeremy Gulban launched CherryRoad Media in 2021, he wasn’t just acquiring community newspapers — he was betting that technology, when applied with care and strategy, could be the key to revitalizing local journalism… Read the full article here
The Grundy County Industrial Development Corporation (GCIDC), in collaboration with the Media Division of CherryRoad®, has announced the forthcoming launch of a new community-owned newspaper, The Trenton Telegraph Read the full article here:
Gulban’s CherryRoad Media is racing to prove that small-town newspapers can survive — while the industry battles Big Tech’s growing control… Read the full article here:
Jeremy Gulban dreams of creating a national network of community papers–but first must make 2/3 of his own outlets profitable Read the full article here:
The KIAAA is proud to announce this year’s KIAAA Award Winners. These award winners were nominated by Kansas athletic directors and selected by the KIAAA Membership and KIAAA Past President Council.
CherryRoad Media CEO hopes communities see closure of Crookston Daily Times as sign to support local papers
In 2020 Jeremy Gulban, owner of CherryRoad Media and The Newton Kansan, came to a realization that led him to start investing in local newspapers, a story he recently chose to share with Newton Kansan partner HCTalk during a special interview with the podcast produced in Harvey County.