The Idaho Press has appointed Matthew Tranquill publisher and Idaho regional president. Commenting on his new role, he said:
“I am eager to get started in this new opportunity and get involved with this great community.
“Quality journalism is essential in any community, and building relationships with the readers and stakeholders is crucial for the success of any media outlet. I believe that the Idaho Press has a vital role in informing the public and providing accurate and unbiased news. We will continue to grow and serve the community with integrity and professionalism.
“I look forward to building on the Idaho Press’s success as a local news provider and trusted business partner using the strengths of our print and growing digital platforms.”
Tranquill joined from Lee Enterprises, where he recently served as regional president of Courier and Globe Media Groups.
Previously, he was president and revenue leader of Lee Enterprises’ Rapid City Journal Media Group. He also worked as president at Lee Enterprises papers in South Dakota and South Carolina.
Tranquill graduated from Wheeling Jesuit University in West Virginia.
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