TOWN Magazine celebrated its impressive achievements at the SC Press Association awards, showcasing local creativity and journalism.
TOWN magazine celebrated a remarkable triumph at the SC Press Association awards, claiming six prestigious honors for excellence in journalism and creativity. The highlights included first and second place for its digital newsletters, showcasing engaging food and cultural content. Additionally, the magazine’s Creative Director received recognition for a stunning mixed-media illustration, while the executive editor earned multiple awards for her captivating writing. TOWN’s achievements affirm its commitment to quality journalism and community connection.
Columbia, South Carolina is buzzing with excitement after TOWN magazine took home an impressive six honors at the annual SC Press Association awards! The event, held on April 3-4, showcased the finest in journalism and creativity from over 90 news organizations, with more than 3,000 submissions vying for top honors.
The star of the show? TOWN’s delightful digital newsletters! On the Burner strutted its stuff and snagged first place for food-related content that has locals buzzing. With engaging chef profiles, mouthwatering recipes, and a spotlight on local dining hotspots, it’s no wonder this newsletter earned top honors!
But TOWN didn’t stop there! Following closely behind, In.TOWN secured second place. This vibrant newsletter dives into the world of art, culture, and style, attracting readers and creatives alike. Its eclectic blend of content showcases the unique flair of the Columbia community.
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