Schurz Innovation Award winners named
By Margaret Fosmoe, South Bend…
Category: News
Schurz Innovation Award winners named
Danville’s Nelson to Kentucky Hall of Fame
John Nelson, executive editor of The Danville Advocate-Messenger and its sister publications in Stanford, Nicholasville and Winchester, has been selected as an inductee to the Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame.
Nelson, a past president of the Kentucky Press Association, is one of five inductees.
Scott C. Schurz Jr., president, editor and publisher of the Kentucky Group said, “We ar…
Herald-Mail Nominated for Business Award
Herald-Mail Nominated for Business Award
Herald-Mail Media has been nominated for a 2013 Washington County Business Award.
The company was named a finalist for the Leading Edge Award, which is given each year to a Washington County business that leverages technology to advance its organization.
HM Media was nominated for its expansion into television news in…
2012 Employee Awards Made at Tribune
2012 Employee Awards made at Tribune
Peggy Bassier of the advertising department is the newest recipient of the Franklin D. Schurz Award for an outstanding full-time employee of the South Bend Tribune.
Robert Jackson of the subscriber services department received the Franklin D. Schurz Award for a part-time employee.
Those 2012 honors and others were announced at The Tribune’s…
Cocanougher is Danville Employee of the Year
Cocanougher is Danville employee of the year
James Cocanougher has beern awarded the first annual Mary Schurz Award presented to The Employee of the Year at The Advocate-Messenger in Danville, Ky.
Cocanougher is maintenance manger has been with The Advocate for 19 years.
Scott Schurz Jr., president, editor and publisher of The Advocate said James epitomizes teamwork within our…
Benton selected Winchester Sun 2012 Employee of the Year
Winchester Sun
2012 Employee of the Year
Rhonda Benton was selected as the recipient The Winchester Sun’s 2012 Fred Baber Employee of the Year Award.
Benton currently serves as a classified sales representative and oversees front office operations. She originally joined the staff in July 2010 as an advertising sales consultant. She is a graduate of George Rogers Clark High Schoo…
Ukraine Project
Ukraine project - SCI teams working with New Day publications
By LIZ THOMPSON
Digital Director
Hagerstown Herald-Mail
Twenty years ago, not long after their country declared independence from the former Soviet Union, a group of journalists in a small city in Ukraine dared to start a media company called New Day.
Despite an office bombing and with none of t…
Our companies in the news: Publishers diversify approaches to R&D, News & Tech
Publishers diversify approaches to R&D
By Tara McMeekin Editor-in-chief, News &am…
IU students take home $7,500 in Schurz Innovation Prize competition
Twenty-first birthdays can be memorable or not remembered at all.
Indiana University student Nick El Khoury had more reason to celebrate Wednesday night than merely reaching the age to legally go to bars.
El Khoury and partner Murat Kacan teamed up to win the first Schurz Innovation Prize at IU after seven finalists presented their ideas to a panel of judges in a competition in t…
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