Roundup wins big at annual Arizona newspapers contest
The Payson Roundup came in second for general excellence and took home the award for Story of the Year in the annual competition for honors from the Arizona Newspapers Association.
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The Payson Roundup came in second for general excellence and took home the award for Story of the Year in the annual competition for honors from the Arizona Newspapers Association.
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pcrowley@adirondackdailyenterprise.com The Lake Placid News was honored with four New York Press Association 2020 Better Newspaper Contest awards during the virtual spring conference held Thursday and Friday, April 8 and 9. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise, the News’ sister paper, received eight honors. The awards are listed below with judges’ comments. – – The News took second place for Coverage of Agriculture (one division statewide) for its Savor the Season special issue. Andy Flynn, Elizabeth Izzo, Carol Swirsky, Katherine McDonald and Naj Wikoff were credited for the coverage of ...
The Michigan APME announcement was made Thursday. Rankings in terms of first, second or third place, along with General Excellence and other major awards from the state contest, will be announced at a later date. The Monroe News staffers and their honors are as follows: Tom Hawley: Best Sports Photo finalist for "Champ Screams." Niles Kruger: Best Sports Column finalist. Ryan Loren: Best Sports Feature finalist for "Bleeding Eye." Caitlin Taylor Boron: Best Column finalist. Paula Wethington: Best Digital Presence finalist. The Monroe News competes in Division II in this contest, which repre...