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The Press Club of Metropolitan St. Louis 2008 Media Guide and Membership Directory ______ ___________________________________________________ The Press Club of Metropolitan St. Louis 2008 Media Guide and Membership Directory ___________________________________________________ From the President Alice S. Handelman The Press Club of Metropolitan St. Louis is pleased to publish the 2008 edition of our Media Guide and Directory as a service to our members and the general public. Each year, the Press Club provides valuable internships and scholarships to promote young journalists. We also offer a variety of interesting and informative forums on topics of current interest, utilizing local talent to inform and educate the public. We honor one of the greats in our field annually with the Media Person of the Year award and, when appropriate, award the Jack Buck National Media Person of the Year honor. Press Club funds maintain the Media Archives at the St. Louis Public Library with support and administration of library staff. Press Club members serve on the advisory board of the Media Halls of Fame at The Mercantile Library at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. We hope that you will find this St. Louis Area Metro Area Media Guide and Press Club Membership Directory helpful to access information and contact fellow journalists and other communications professionals. It is also available and updated online to members at our website: http://www.stlpressclub.org. For password access, contact Press Club at 636-230-1973. ____________________________________________________________________ The Press Club of Metropolitan St. Louis Website: www.stlpressclub.org Office: Logan University Mailing Address: PO Box 410522 Administrative Building St. Louis, MO 63141 Room 111 Phone: 636-230-1973 1851 Schoettler Road FAX: 636-207-2441 or 2424 Chesterfield, MO 63017 Email: [email protected] Special thanks to the University of Missouri-St. Louis for printing this Media Guide and Directory and to 501creative for the graphic design of the cover. The Press Club of Metropolitan St. Louis Media Guide and Directory 1 ___________________________________________________ The Press Club of Metropolitan St. Louis 2008 Media Guide and Membership Directory ___________________________________________________ Table of Contents Press Club 2008 Officers and Board of Directors . 3 Affiliated Press Clubs . 4 Newspapers . .. 5 Wire Services . 16 Magazines . 17 Television . 20 Radio . 24 The Press Club of Metropolitan St. Louis Media Guide and Directory 2 The Press Club of Metropolitan St. Louis 2008 Officers and Board of Directors President President-Elect VP: Publicity VP: Membership VP: Publicity VP: Scholarships Alice S. Handelman Richard Weiss Pamela Niehaus Judy Kaplan Carol Lundgren Claudia Burris Board Members: Treasurer Secretary Ron Ameln Joan Lee Berkman Charlene Bry Benjamin Lipman William Greenblatt John Carney Karen Carroll Robert A. Cohn Allison Collinger Thomas Eschen Susan Fadem Jeffrey Fister Cynthia Kagen Frohlichstein Richard Gavatin Margaret Gillerman Thomas Keller Marge Polcyn Joan Quicksilver Alvin Reid Michael Right Marci Rosenberg Gloria S. Ross Janet Scott Nathan Shore Ellen Soule Virginia Trent Barbara Washington Patricia Wente The Press Club of Metropolitan St. Louis Media Guide and Directory 3 Affiliated Press Clubs The Press Club of Metropolitan St. Louis has reciprocal agreements with the following press clubs. Members have guest privileges at these clubs. Albuquerque Press Club 201 Highland Park Circle SE London Press Club Albuquerque, NM 87102-3632 St. Bride Institute Omaha Press Club 505-243-8476; Fax 505-243-8476 14 Bride Lane, Fleet Street 1620 Dodge Street, 22nd Floor Manager: Lisa Hertich London EC4Y 8EQ Omaha, NE 68102-1561 [email protected] UK 402-3458587; Fax 402-345-0114 www.albuquerquepressclub.org 020 7353 7086/7 Restaurant: 402-345-8008 [email protected] Exec. Director: Steve Villamonte Atlanta Press Club www.londonpressclub.co.uk Adm. Manager: Jeanie Campbell 34 Broad St., 18th Floor [email protected] Atlanta, GA 30303 Los Angeles Press Club www.omahapressclub.org 404-577-7377, 87-PRESS 4773 Hollywood Blvd. Executive Director: Sarah Douglas Hollywood, CA 90027 Overseas Press Club of America [email protected] 323-669-8081 40 West 45th Street www.atlpressclub.org Manager: Diana Ljungaeus New York, NY 10036 [email protected] 212-626-9220; Fax 212-626-9210 Atlantic City Press Club www.lapressclub.org Executive Director: Sonya Fry P.O. Box 848 www.opcofamerica.org Mays Landing, NJ 08339 Miami International Press Club 609-625-2584 555 NE 15th St., Suite 25K Philadelphia Pen & Pencil Club Alan Dumoss Miami, FL 33132 1522 Latimer St. 305-372-9966; Fax 305-372-9967 Philadelphia, PA 19103 National Press Club of Canada Executive Director: Susan Meuman 215-731-9909 150 Wellington Manager: Daniel Kenney Ottawa, ON Milwaukee Press Club www.penandpencil.org K1P 5A4 P.O. Box 223 CANADA Hales Corners, WI 53130-0223 Syracuse Press Club 613-233-5641; Fax 613-223-3511 414-588-9571; Fax 262-364-2150 P.O. Box 5424 [email protected] Manager: Gloria Gappa-Grundman Syracuse, NY 13220-5452 www.pressclub.on.ca CLUB: Newsroom Pub President: Chris Weidman 137 E. Wells St. www.syracusepressclub.org Cleveland Press Club Milwaukee, WI 53202 28022 Osborn Rd. 414-273-4900 Tulsa Press Club Cleveland, OH 44140-4817 Atlas Life Building 440-899-1222; Fax 440-899-1010 Montreal Press Club 415 South Boston Ave. Executive Secretary: Lynn Bracic 1433 Crescent Street Tulsa, OK 74103 [email protected] Montreal, Quebec 918-583-7737; Fax 918-583-7485 www.pressclubcleveland.com H3G 2B2 Manager: Tami Anthamatten MAILING ADDRESS: [email protected] The Press Club of Dallas BPO Ogilvy www.tulsapressclub.com 3800 Parry Ave. CP 22031 Dallas, TX 55226 Montreal, QC Press Club of Western 214-428-1700 H3G 2V9 Pennsylvania President: Elizabeth Albanese CANADA 374 4th Ave., #3 www.pressclubdallas.com 514-875-0964 Pittsburgh, PA 15222 www.mpc.cjm.org 412-281-7778 Denver Press Club Exec. Director: Mrs. Dorie Bower 1330 Glenarm Place National Press Club Adm. Asst. Linda Parker Denver, CO 80204 529 14th St. NW 303-571-5260; Fax 303-571-2005 Washington, DC 20045 Winnipeg Press Club [email protected] 202-662-7500; Fax 202-662-7512 Marlborough Hotel (lower level) www.denverpressclub.com Manager: John Bloom 331 Smith St. www.press,org Winnipeg, MB Kansas City Press Club R3B 2G9 918 Baltimore Ave. Press Club of New Orleans CANADA Kansas City, MO 64105 203 Carondelet Ave., Suite 415 204-957-1188 816-421-6789 New Orleans, LA 70130 [email protected] General Manager: Stephen Joyce 504-523-1010; Fax 504-525-9327 www.kansascityclub.org Manager: Bill Langkopp www.pressclubneworleans.org The Press Club of Metropolitan St. Louis Media Guide and Directory 4 NEWSPAPERS News Leadership St. Louis Post-Dispatch Editor: Downtown St. Louis Arnie Robbins (314) 340-8130 900 N. Tucker Managing Editor: St. Louis, MO 63101-1099 Pam Maples (314) 340-8181 Editorial Page Editor: Main Switchboard Gilbert Bailon (314) 340-8387 314-340-8000 Toll Free: 1-800-365-0820 Metro News Assistant Managing Editor/Metro: Advertising Phone Fax Adam Goodman (314) 340-8258 Deputy Metro Editor: Classified 621-8666 340-8665 Alan Achkar (314) 340-8257 Retail 340-8500 340-3140 Deputy Metro Editor/Suburban-Regional: Marcia Koenig (314) 340-8142 Circulation Sunday Editor: Customer Service 340-8888 340-3155 Ron Wade (314) 340-8229 Editorial & Commentary Metro Columnists Editorial 340-8380 340-3139 • Sylvester Brown (314) 340-8374 Every Tues., Thurs., & Sun. News Phone Fax • Bill McClellan (314) 340-8143 General 340-8222 340-3050 Every Mon., Wed., Fri. and Sun. Photo 340-8277 340-3103 • Deborah Peterson (314) 340-8276 Business 340-8200 340-3060 Every Wed., Fri. & Sun. & Close Up Tues. Everyday 340-8269 340-3080 • Susan Weich (636) 255-7207 In St. Charles Sports 340-8170 340-3070 every Tues., Thurs., Sat., & Sun. Get Out 340-8354 721-1305 News Research 340-3006 Specialty Beats Assistant Metro Editor: Sandy Wood (314) 340-8217 General Management and Business: President/Publisher: Public Safety Kevin Mowbray (314) 340-8970 Assistant Metro Editor: St. Louis VP of Sales/Lee Enterprises: Pat Gauen (314) 340-8154 Tom Wiley (314) 340-8973 Politics Advertising Political Editor: V.P./Director of Advertising: Christopher Ave (314) 340-8341 Jennifer Wood (314) 340-8520 General Manager STLtoday.com Education Paul West (314) 340-3309 Education Editor: V.P/Director of Classified Advertising Matt Franck: (314) 340-8156 Ray Farris (314) 340-8590 Online News Marketing Continuous News Editor: Vice President/Director of Marketing: Mandy St. Amand (314) 340-8201 Nancy Long (314) 340-8904 Public Relations Manager/Community Matters Projects and Investigative Reporting Tracy Rouch (314) 340-8903 Assistant Managing Editor: Jean Buchanan (314) 340-8111 Illinois The Press Club of Metropolitan St. Louis Media Guide and Directory 5 Illinois Editor Rick Pierce (618) 624-2884 Corporate Office 14522 South Outer 40 Editing/Presentation/Online Deputy Managing Editor St. Louis, MO 63017 Bob Rose (314) 340-8333 314-821-1110 FAX 314-821-0745 Photography Director of Photography Suburban Journals of West County Larry Coyne (314) 340-8106 14522 South Outer 40 Rd St. Louis, MO 63017 Sports: 314-821-2462; FAX 314-821-0843 Deputy Sports Editor E-mail: [email protected] Roger Hensley (314) 340-8301 www.stltoday.com <http://www.stltoday.com/> Managing editor: Monika Kleban Main News, Nation/World Ad directors: Ben Fisher and Chris Staggs Deputy Managing Editor Steve Parker (314) 340-8287 Chesterfield Journal
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