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Greensboro NC newspaper receives 9 awards at NCPA convention

Greensboro NC newspaper receives 9 awards at NCPA convention

The Greensboro News & Record received nine awards, including four first-place honors, during the N.C. Press Association’s annual convention on Thursday in Raleigh.
The awards were for stories, editorials and photographs published between April 1, 2025, and March 31, 2025. The awards for the 2025 NCPA contest continued a string of strong performances by the News & Record.
Six current staff members received awards.
The News & Record competes with the state’s major metro newspaper for individual awards.
“It’s always nice to win awards,” said Dimon Kendrick-Holmes, executive editor of the News & Record, “but what matters most is that we’re serving our audience, telling them great stories and giving them information they want and need.”
“We encourage our readers to let us know when they think we’ve done a good job or when we can do better,” Kendrick-Holmes said.
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Reporter Nancy McLaughlin received a first-place honor in the features story category for her story, “A legacy around here.”
Photographer Woody Marshall’s photo “Folk Fest Bubbles” won first place in the features photography category.
Marshall also received second place in the sports features photography category for the photo, “Cheer Hair,” and second place in the sports editorial category for the photo, “Relay Runner.”
Allen Johnson, the executive editorial page editor, received first place in the editorials category for “Singleton’s silence,” “Thirty-eight seconds,” and “Undercover censors.”
The staff received first-place honors in the editorial pages category.
Reporter Susie Spear received second-place honors for breaking news coverage for the story, “Food Lion shooting.”
Photographer Allison Lee Isley received third place in the essay editorial category for the “Ashe Photo Page.”
Reporter Camdyn Bruce received third-place honors in the breaking news coverage for the story, “Emergency landing.”
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