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Kudos to PNJ

   July 8, 2012

The Florida Society of News Editors annually honors the best in daily newspaper reporting. Our daily competes in Division C for daily newspapers with circulations under 50,000. The PNJ did well in this year’s competition:

Features & Arts Writing
Third Place
Troy Moon
Pensacola News Journal
Who is Warren Williams?

Community Leadership
First Place
Travis Griggs, Thyrie Bland
Pensacola News Journal
Frontera Circle: The Badlands

Beat reporting
Business
First Place
Carlton Proctor
Pensacola News Journal
Tax-break heaven • Fuel for a rate hike • A quiet battle for tourism bucks

Business coverage
Columns
Third Place
Carl Wernicke
Pensacola News Journal
This oil spill isn’t over, not yet it isn’t • Bill Wessel part of his, and our time, place • As winter recedes, it’s time to plant

Headline Writing
First Place
Katie Brumbeloe
Pensacola News Journal
A collection of headlines

Page One Design
Feature Page Design
First Place
Kim Thomas
Pensacola News Journal
Not so evil, after all

Sports Page Design
First Place
Kim Thomas
Pensacola News Journal
Redemption

Editorial Cartoon
First Place
Andy Marlette
Pensacola News Journal
Oil spill anniversary
Second Place
Andy Marlette
Pensacola News Journal
Caylee’s Law

News Graphics/Illustrations
Second Place
Ron Stallcup
Pensacola News Journal
Centennial of Naval Aviation
Third Place
Ron Stallcup
Pensacola News Journal
Have fun, be safe

Breaking News Video
First Place
Rick McNulty
Pensacola News Journal
Occupy Pensacola Rally
Third Place
Mike Suchcicki
Pensacola News Journal
Child Sex Sting: Surveillance Video of Arrests

Niche Site/Channel
First Place
Staff
Pensacola News Journal
DeLuna Fest

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