Two weeks.
After today, just two more Fridays. That’s all the time you have left to get registered for the 2020 KPA Advertising and News contests and then get your entries submitted.
Friday, October 16, will be here before you know it so you need to get it together and get your contest duties underway.
Registration is the key right now, because you can’t get to all the materials or do anything else until you are registered. It’s takes a minute or so, so go ahead and get that part out of the way. Then maybe I won’t have to be preaching more loudly next Friday!
To get registered and then read the rules, categories and entry process, go to https://www.newspapercontest.com/Contests/KentuckyPressAssociation.aspx
Both contests are open to all issues published between October 1, 2019, and September 30, 2020.
Again our thanx to Adam Yeomans and that Associated Press for sponsoring the second annual Jon Fleischaker Freedom of Information Award.
It’s Category 27 under the Editorial Contest particulars. See the particulars on this category and the new Journalist of the Year elsewhere in this week’s On Second Thought.
Here are the 38 newspapers registered for the contest as of Friday morning.
Adair Progress |
Anderson News |
Ashland Independent |
Bourbon County Citizen |
Bowling Green Daily News |
Breathitt Advocate |
Cadiz Record |
Central Kentucky News Journal |
Corbin News Journal |
Cumberland County News |
Cynthiana Democrat |
Danville Advocate Messenger |
Elizabethtown News Enterprise |
Falmouth Outlook |
Forward Kentucky |
Grant County News |
Greater Ashland Beacon |
Hickman County Times |
Kentucky New Era |
Kentucky Gazette |
Kentucky Kernel |
Kentucky Standard |
LaRue County Herald News |
Lebanon Enterprise |
Manchester Enterprise |
Middlesboro News |
Mountain Advocate |
Ohio County Times News |
Oldham Era |
Shelbyville Sentinel-News |
Somerset Commonwealth Journal |
Springfield Sun |
Stanford Interior Journal |
The Bridge/Somerset |
The Eagle Post |
The Northerner/NKU |
The Patriot, University of the Cumberlands |
Todd County Standard |
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