A. Boehne President & CEO of the E. W. Scripps Company E. A. Bushnell political cartoonist Nick Clooney news anchor and father of George Clooney Irvin S. Cobb author and columnist Jerry Crasnick baseball writer for ESPN Russel Crouse playwright Homer Davenport political cartoonist Robert Edward Edmondson anti-Jewish pamphleteer Freeman Fulbright editor of Newsweek and the New York Herald Tribune William Greider author Ellis Henican columnist and political analyst Greg Hoard sportscaster Michael Kelly editor-at-large of The Atlantic Monthly and columnist for The Washington Post Stephanie J. Jones public affairs strategist, attorney, and author Earl Lawson sportswriter Ray Long editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan Jay Mariotti sports broadcaster Joe Posnanski reporter for Sports Illustrated and bestselling sports author Jerry Rubin social activist, businessman H. G. Salsinger sports editor of The Detroit News Eugene Walter playwright Bill Watterson creator of Calvin and Hobbes Gary Webb Pulitzer Prize–winning investigative journalist H. T. Webster cartoonist David Wecker columnist Cincinnati Post editors Source: Walter E. Wellman (1881) Robert B. Ross (1881–1883) John H. Ridenour (1883–1886) Delos R. Baker (1886–1889) L. T. Atwood (1889–1895) Charles F. Mosher (1895–1905) John Vandercook (1905–1906) Harry Brown (1906–1914) Victor Morgan (1914–1915) Frank W. Rostock (1915–1921) Elmer P. Fries (1921–1929) Frank W. Rostock (1929–1933) Carl Groat (1933–1953) Dick Thornburg (1953–1969) Walter Friedenberg (1969–1977) William R. Burleigh (1977–1983) Paul Knue (1983–2001) Mike Philipps (2001–2007) Kentucky Post editors Source: William Purnell Campbell (1891–1904) Harry W. Brown (1904–1906) Milton J. Bonner (1906–1915) Frank Crippen (1915) Charles W. Larsh (1916–1918) Albert W. Burhman (1918) Edward P. Mills (1918–1919) Max B. Cook (1919–1921) Bruce I. Susong (1921–1931) Donald E. Weaver (1931–1936) Carl A. Saunders (1936–1962) Vance Trimble (1963–1979) Paul Knue (1979–1983) Judith Clabes (1983–1995) Paul Knue (1995–2001) Mike Philipps (2001–2007) Others William L. Mallory, Sr. paper boy; later majority leader in the Ohio House of Representatives O. O. McIntyre managing editor; later a New York columnist Milton A. McRae advertising manager; later cofounder of Scripps-Howard Alicia Reece intern; later Cincinnati Vice-Mayor Notes and references Further reading External links KYPost.com March 17, 1997 March 28, 2005 March 17, 1997 December 11, 2007 Cincinnati Post March recording by the University of Cincinnati Bearcat Band Defunct newspapers published in Cincinnati Defunct newspapers published in Kentucky Publications established in 1881 Publications disestablished in 2007 Defunct daily newspapers Evening newspapers Daily newspapers published in the United States 1881 establishments in Ohio 2007 disestablishments in Ohio