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September 2020 AlaPressaHE EWSLEttER OF THE LABAMA RESS SSOCIatION T N A P A SEPTEMBER 2020 Important Dates Statement of ownership due in October National Newspaper Week 2020 America’s Newspapers Webinars October 4-10 Content available for your news Digital Selling Skills for products through Alabama Power Sales Executives Foundation/APA Journalism Sept. 30, 11 a.m.-noon Foundation grant Nominate someone for APA’s NNA.org/convention Lifetime Achievement and Emerging October 1-3, 2020 Journalist awards #NNAathome Ozark editor marks 63 years National Newspaper Week on the job October 4-10, 2020 APA Journalism Foundation internship with Tallapoosa Publishers, Inc. 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The award aims to Alabama Media Group The Lifetime Achievement recognizes reinforce the importance of a journalist’s Dee Ann Campbell, 2nd Vice President outstanding service and accomplishments role by recognizing and nurturing talent to The Choctaw Sun-Advocate spanning a career in journalism in Alabama. promote quality journalism. Denise DuBois, The Citizen of East Alabama Tricia Clinton-Dunne For Lifetime Achievement, APA Nominees must be an employee or members may nominate any person who, regular contributor to an APA-member The Fort Payne Times-Journal at the time of selection, is a living, present newspaper. This award is open to nominees James Phillips, Daily Mountain Eagle or former newspaper executive or employee younger than 30 with less than five years Parks Rogers, Gulf Coast Newspapers of a newspaper in Alabama. Nominees must of experience writing professionally for a Teresa Woodruff, The Moulton Advertiser have spent a significant percentage of their newspaper. 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Please let us know you to use is about what one community, Leigh Leigh Tortorici, who is managing when you use these stories. We will share Jasper, is doing with their abandoned mall. the project for the APA office, said she it with the journalists and use in our grant Many communities in Alabama have retail appreciates Steve Stewart’s guidance use report. space sitting unused and abandoned. The and willingness to work one-on-one with Several grants are still available at $500 story is written by Nicole Smith and edited the journalists. “We are relying on Steve’s each, so please encourage any of your by retired journalism professor, Steve expertise to make sure we are providing staff that would qualify to apply: https:// Stewart. high quality stories from inception to www.alabamapress.org/2020-journalist- You can find this first story and photos publication to our members,” Tortorici said. grant-program/. APA Journalism Foundation internship with Tallapoosa Publishers, Inc. By Abby Driggers people doing extraordinary things weekly. to appreciate the people of Alexander City Editor’s Note: The APA Journalism However, the moment I realized I was and their commitment to their local news Foundation awarded eight $1,500 among special individuals was my first organization. internships over the summer. Here is week in the office. In a time where print is declining and a report from Abby Driggers, summer The Alabama Press Association national publications swoop in to report on intern for Tallapoosa Publishers. This is awards were announced my second day in small towns throughout America, I have just one example of the benefits of your Alexander City, as I switched from remote to renewed faith in community journalism. support of the Foundation. If you have not in-person in late June. What I have learned during my internship made a pledge this year, please consider During the virtual ceremony, I remember is the Tallapoosa Publishers’ newsroom joining other APA member newspapers in seeing everyone’s faces wait in anticipation serves their community well because they supporting the Foundation. of the categories, cheering one another on care. Good journalism doesn’t come easy. and taking a much-deserved moment to Within the organization, there is It takes effort to ask the right questions, acknowledge their accomplishments. a collective responsibility to tell their to cultivate subject-matter expertise, to Later that evening, I read a column neighbors’ stories, keep cities safe and hold continuously tune into the police scanner, to from the managing editor titled Each long government accountable. stay late writing in the office, to write a story day in the newsroom is worth it. I felt as if My internship was a wonderful blend of that surprises, inspires or provokes. all of my sentiments toward journalism had education and application, and one where I Good journalism takes a village, and I been taken from my psyche and published leave more empowered to continue to report am proud to have been a part of the one at word for word. At that moment, I became on the happenings of my fellow Alabamians. Tallapoosa Publishers. cognizant of the opportunity I have received. There is much work left to be done, and The newsroom, including the advertising I made a point to grab a copy the next I leave confidently knowing TPI will continue and circulation team, has a committed staff day, and I cut the column out for my bulletin its efforts to do just that.
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