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2016 Better Newspaper Contest WINNERS’ CIRCLE 2016 TEXAS BETTER NEWSPAPER CONTEST RESULTS A PUBLICATION OF THE TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION 2 2016 TEXAS BETTER NEWSPAPER CONTEST WINNERS’ CIRCLE Winners’ C ircle C ontents TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION Results by Newspaper.........................................................................3 305 S. Congress Ave. Advertising .........................................................................4 Austin, Texas 78704 Column Writing.....................................................................................6 (512) 477-6755 phone Editorials.................................................................................7 (512) 477-6759 fax http://texaspress.com General Excellence........................................................................8 http://facebook.com/texaspress Feature Writing....................................................................................10 http://twitter.com/texaspress Headline Writing.................................................................................12 TPA OFFICERS 2015-2016 Feature Photo..................................................................................14 News Photo......................................................................................16 Glenn Rea News Writing...................................................................................18 President The Cuero Record Page Design......................................................................................20 Special Sections................................................................................22 Randy Keck First Vice President Community Service..........................................................................23 The Community News Sports Coverage...........................................................................24 Best Website ....................................................................................26 Patrick Canty Second Vice President Sweepstakes Winners.....................................................................26 Odessa American Sports Photos...............................................................................27 Laurie Ezzell Brown Treasurer The Canadian Record About the Cover Photo Randy Mankin Chairman FEATURE PHOTO, DIVISION 2, 2ND PLACE The Eldorado Success STUART VILLANUEVA | THE DAILY NEWS TAKING A WHIRL ON THE FAIRGROUNDS — Lacey Byrket, 11, left, and Madison Raanes, 13, both of Santa Fe, Micheal Hodges hang upside-down momentarily while riding the Ring of Fire at the Galveston County Fair and Rodeo in Hitchcock on Executive Director April 18, 2015. Texas Press Association About the Texas Better Newspaper Contest This year 148 newspapers submitted 1,530 entries in the Texas Better Newspa- First place winners receive plaques and second through fourth place winners per Contest. The contest is broken down into 10 divisions in which newspapers earn certificates. Sweepstakes points are earned for each division, except Divi- compete against papers of similar circulation size. sion 1, based on point accumulation in contest categories (excluding Community Division 1 is reserved for the five metro dailies with the highest circulation in Service, Special Sections and Best Website) - 1st Place: 100 points; 2nd Place: 75 Texas, which complete only in the General Excellence category. The remaining points; 3rd Place: 50 points; and 4th Place: 25 points. The awards were announced newspapers compete under a unique division system in which the total number of June 18, 2016, at La Torretta Lake Resort & Spa in Montgomery, Texas. entrants is divided into divisions based on frequency of publication and descend- The Winners’ Circle is an annual publication saluting the Better Newspaper ing circulation. Contest winners. Judges’ comments on first through fourth place winners are This year 31 dailies entered and there were 15-16 newspapers each in Divisions reprinted along with samples of winning entries. The 2016 contest was judged by 2-3. Semi-weeklies numbered 26 with 13 newspapers each in Divisions 4-5. There the Oklahoma Press Association as part of the annual Better Newspaper Contest were 91 weeklies with 19 in Division 6 and 18 each in Divisions 7-10. swap. WINNERS’ CIRCLE 2016 TEXAS BETTER NEWSPAPER CONTEST 3 2016 Better Newspaper Contest Results by Newspaper Albany News Burnet Bulletin 4th Headline Writing Goldthwaite Eagle Kyle, Hays Free Press 3rd Sports Coverage Springtown Epigraph 1st Column Writing 1st News Photo 4th Page Design 1st Sports Photo 1st Community Service 4th Advertising 1st Editorial 2nd Editorial 3rd Sports Photo 2nd Feature Photo 1st Headline Writing 1st News Photo The Dublin Citizen Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel 2nd Headline Writing 4th Headline Writing 2nd Routine Special Section 2nd Best Website 4th Feature Photo 1st Routine Special Section 1st General Excellence 3rd General Excellence 4th Page Design 3rd Feature Writing 2nd News Writing 4th Headline Writing 2nd Column Writing 1st Page Design 3rd Sports Coverage 4th Routine Special Section 3rd Headline Writing 2nd Sports Coverage 4th News Writing 2nd Feature Writing 1st Sports Photo 4th Sports Photo 4th Sports Coverage 3rd Page Design 3rd General Excellence 3rd Feature Photo 2nd Advertising Taylor Press 4th Advertising 4th Advertising Alice Echo-News Journal The Canadian Record 3rd Headline Writing 2nd Blue Moon Special Section 1st Advertising 4th Column Writing 4th Editorial 3rd Best Website 1st Editorial 2nd News Writing 1st Column Writing East Bernard Express 4th Feature Photo 4th Column Writing 1st Feature Writing Goliad Advance-Guard 2nd Sports Coverage 2nd News Writing 3rd General Excellence Alpine Avalanche 1st Headline Writing 1st News Writing La Grange, The Fayette 2nd Routine Special Section 3rd News Photo New Braunfels, Herald-Zeitung 1st Page Design 1st News Photo 2nd Sports Coverage County Record 3rd Community Service 3rd Sports Coverage 1st News Photo 4th Routine Special Section 1st Page Design 3rd Feature Writing 1st Advertising 3rd Sports Coverage 4th Feature Photo 2nd Editorial 2nd Best Website 1st Blue Moon Special Section 4th News Photo Athens Daily Review Gonzales Inquirer 3rd General Excellence 2nd Feature Photo Eastland County Today 1st Community Service 4th Sports Photo 2nd Routine Special Section 1st Headline Writing 3rd Headline Writing 2nd News Writing 3rd Column Writing 2nd Column Writing 3rd Column Writing 1st News Photo 3rd Page Design Tyler Morning Telegraph 4th Advertising 2nd General Excellence 4th Advertising 2nd Feature Writing 4th Feature Photo 1st Editorial 4th Community Service Edna, Jackson County Herald- 4th News Writing 3rd Column Writing 4th Routine Special Section 1st Feature Photo Austin Business Journal 4th Sports Coverage Tribune 4th General Excellence La Vernia News 2nd Community Service 1st Best Website 3rd Editorial Odessa American Castroville News Bulletin 3rd Blue Moon Special Section 3rd Sports Photo 1st Feature Writing 3rd Sports Photo 2nd Advertising 1st General Excellence Granbury, Hood County News 4th Best Website 1st News Writing 2nd Sports Coverage 3rd Advertising El Campo Leader-News 1st Feature Writing Lake Travis View 1st News Writing 1st Feature Writing Uvalde Leader-News Azle News 1st Sports Photo The Orange Leader Cedar Park, Hill Country 1st Routine Special Section 2nd General Excellence 1st Column Writing 1st Editorial 2nd News Writing 3rd Editorial News Weekender 2nd Best Website 2nd Headline Writing 3rd General Excellence 1st News Writing 2nd Sports Coverage 1st Headline Writing 2nd News Photo 2nd Sports Coverage Ozona Stockman 4th Advertising 2nd News Photo 3rd Feature Writing 2nd Column Writing 3rd News Photo 2nd Page Design 2nd Editorial 3rd Blue Moon Special Section Lamesa Press Reporter Van Alstyne Leader 2nd Editorial 4th Column Writing 3rd Column Writing 2nd Feature Writing 3rd Sports Coverage 2nd News Photo 2nd News Writing 2nd Sports Coverage 4th Feature Photo 3rd Editorial 3rd Community Service 4th Page Design 2nd Sports Photo 3rd Editorial 2nd Sports Photo 3rd Sports Coverage 4th News Photo 4th Feature Photo The Bay City Tribune 4th Page Design Eldorado Success 4th Headline Writing 4th Page Design Vernon Daily Record 1st Blue Moon Special Section 1st Feature Photo 4th Sports Photo Lampasas Dispatch Record 3rd Community Service Center, The Light & Champion 1st Page Design The Paris News 2nd Advertising 1st News Writing 4th Column Writing 3rd Feature Writing Grapeland, The Messenger 1st Page Design 2nd Blue Moon Special Section 2nd Advertising 4th Editorial 1st Editorial 1st Sports Coverage 2nd Community Service Childress, The Red River Sun 2nd Feature Writing 4th News Photo 2nd Advertising 2nd Editorial Pearsall, Frio-Nueces Current 2nd Editorial 3rd Advertising 2nd News Photo 2nd General Excellence 4th Community Service 2nd Routine Special Section 3rd Page Design 3rd Column Writing 3rd Feature Photo Victoria Advocate 4th Sports Coverage Clarendon Enterprise 3rd Sports Photo 3rd Headline Writing Pleasanton Express 1st Advertising The Bastrop Advertiser 1st Feature Photo 1st Column Writing 1st Feature Writing Fairfield, Freestone County Greenville, Herald-Banner 4th Feature Writing 1st Best Website 1st Routine Special Section 3rd Best Website 1st General Excellence Times 1st Feature Writing 1st General Excellence 3rd News Photo The Liberty Hill Independent 3rd Page Design 1st Sports Coverage 2nd Advertising 3rd News Photo 2nd Column Writing 3rd Sports Photo 1st Advertising 3rd Sports Coverage 1st Sports Photo 2nd Feature Photo 2nd Sports Photo Hearne, Robertson
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