Newspapers in Columbus, Canton, Sandusky, East Liverpool and Fremont
were named the best in the state Sunday in the annual Associated Press
Society of Ohio newspaper competition. General Excellence awards for
2011 went to The Columbus Dispatch, The (Canton) Repository, the
Sandusky Register, The (East Liverpool) Review and The (Fremont)
News-Messenger.
Best Photographer awards went to Chris Russell from The Columbus
Dispatch, Craig J. Orosz from The Lima News, Nick Graham, Middletown
Journal, James Miller from The Marion Star, and Julie Ames from the
Coshocton Tribune.
Best Online Photojournalist awards went to Doral Chenoweth III from
The Columbus Dispatch, William D. Lewis, The (Youngstown) Vindicator,
Jason Werling from Sandusky Register, Sarah Gordon from the Ashland
Times-Gazette and Jessica St. James, The Ironton Tribune.
Sixty-seven daily newspapers submitted 2928 entries in the contest,
which featured news and sports stories, features, editorials, columns,
graphics and photos from 2011.
Entries were judged by editors from The Washington (D.C.) Post,
Division V The New York (N.Y.) Times Syndicate, Division IV the
News-Enterprise, Elizabethtown, Ky., and the Kileen (Texas) Daily
Herald, Division III The Dominion Post, Morgantown, W.Va., and The
Statesboro (Ga.) Herald Division II and The Daily Times, Marysville,
Tenn., and The Lake Sun, Camdenton, Mo., Division I.
Complete winners list available on the ONPA website.

3 comments:
The AP year end contest is such a joke!
Aaron Rudolph is my name and some photographers will know who I am and I always thought that the AP year end contest was horrible and a joke at best. The onpa year end contest is so much more true to what photography journalism is about.
I ment photo journalism. The auto word correct got me.
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