Livingston Everyday Press & Argus employees win MPA photo, sports awards
Livingston Everyday Employees
| Livingston Everyday
BRIGHTON — Employees of the Livingston Everyday Press & Argus won seven awards in the annual Michigan Press Association Much better Newspaper Contest.
The awards have been announced on the web this week.
In the day-to-day newspaper Class C News Photo competitors, photographer Gillis Benedict claimed very first spot with his entry, “Genoa Township Clerk Polly Skolarus.”
Benedict also took very first spot in the Photo Story competitors with his “Luke Bryan Farm Tour in Fowlerville” entry.
Sports writer Bill Kahn won very first spot in the Sports Function competitors with his story, “Told he would not run once again, Brighton man finishes a different Boston Marathon.”
Kahn’s second very first-spot award was in the Sports Writing category with “Hartland freshman who should not have been on ice secures state title with OT winner.”
In the Finest Video Presentation competitors, Benedict took second spot for “Farm supplies fresh meals for delivery.” Kahn placed third in the similar category with his entry, “Hartland wins hockey championship.”
Kahn also received an honorable mention in Sports Writing with “Senior scores very first touchdown of life for Howell in football playoff loss to Grand Blanc.”
The Class C division consists of newspapers with circulations from five,001 to 11,000. Entries for the competitors, span Aug. 1, 2021 to July 29, 2022.
Members of Colorado Press Association reviewed two,866 entries submitted by 89 Michigan newspapers/Folks across eight newspaper divisions, like each day-to-day and weekly outlets.
