Dale Kovar
News Producer at KOLN/KGIN-TV (Lincoln, NE)
News Producer at KSNB-TV (Hastings, NE)
Articles
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1 month ago |
herald-journal.com | Dale Kovar
George Floyd was a man with a criminal record and pre-existing medical condition who attempted to use a counterfeit bill in a grocery store while under the influence of drugs, setting off a series of actions that changed the world. As we are about to be inundated with coverage of the fifth anniversary of that tragic chain of events and ensuing riots, this is a time when it’s our responsibility as citizens to sort out truth and propaganda.
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1 month ago |
herald-journal.com | Dale Kovar
George Floyd was a man with a criminal record and pre-existing medical condition who attempted to use a counterfeit bill in a grocery store while under the influence of drugs, setting off a series of actions that changed the world. As we are about to be inundated with coverage of the fifth anniversary of that tragic chain of events and ensuing riots, this is a time when it’s our responsibility as citizens to sort out truth and propaganda.
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Feb 20, 2025 |
dasselcokato.com | Dale Kovar
There are dozens of local stories from the last 50 years in my book about newspaper work, Joseph Wore Tennis Shoes: Stories From Small Town Journalism, and I’d love to hear from you which ones you enjoyed the most. I don’t use Facebook much, but it’s a great tool for easily sharing comments, so just go to my Facebook page and tell us which ones you liked best. Thanks for reading and responding.
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Jan 8, 2025 |
editorandpublisher.com | Dale Kovar
Upon reaching the 50th anniversary of his first published writing, career newspaperman Dale Kovar of Winsted, Minnesota, has released a book featuring highlights from his work. Titled “Joseph Wore Tennis Shoes: Stories From Small Town Journalism,” the book follows Kovar’s career path at Minnesota weekly newspapers, most of which was spent in the Winsted area just west of the Twin Cities.
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Aug 6, 2024 |
herald-journal.com | Dale Kovar
Debates are the cornerstone of political campaigns. Tune out the misleading tv commercials, set aside the barrage of postcards, plug your ears to the sound bites, and ignore all the social media trolls. Political debates between candidates are meant to be open exchanges of ideas, policies, information, proposals, and even some back-and-forth criticism of each other’s positions.
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