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CHARLESTON, WV: West Virginia Public Broadcasting is proud to announce eleven finalists in nine categories for the 74th Annual Virginias Associated Press Broadcasters Awards. The awards will be announced Saturday, April 1, 2023, at The Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs. The event honors the best work of 2022 and is open to Virginia and West Virginia broadcasters.
“We are extremely excited that many of our employees at West Virginia Public Broadcasting are being recognized by our industry peers for continuing to produce award-winning news coverage,” said Butch Antolini, WVPB Executive Director. “We take pride in our work, and this continues a long tradition of WVPB being honored by regional and national organizations for our journalistic excellence.”
The Virginias AP Broadcasters group is an independent association comprised of local radio and television members of The Associated Press from throughout Virginia and West Virginia. The group honors important broadcast journalism through our annual awards contest.
Four divisions compete in thirty categories. The divisions include Television I (Large Market), Television II (Small Market), Radio I (Metro) and Radio II (Non-Metro).