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Place: 2 |
| Name: Daidra Hershberger |
Publication: Northern Virginia Magazine |
| City: McLean |
Subject: Guatemala Excepcional |
| Comments: Nice choice of typography and color. The border helps pull the whole design together. Clean simple layout makes it very inviting. |
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Place: 3 |
| Name: Steve Hedberg |
Publication: Richmond Magazine |
| City: Richmond |
Subject: "Who's Really Driving?" March, p. 67-68; "Little Man, Big Dreams," April, p. 78-79; "The Drama That Is Doug," May, p. 70-73; "An Old Print Dog Crosses Over," Aug. p. 68-69; "Sports For the Masses," Sept., p. 84-92 |
| Comments: Nice variation in use of fonts to match subject matter. Layouts are clean and organized. |
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Place: 1 |
| Name: Michelle Burdette |
Publication: Loudoun Times-Mirror |
| City: Leesburg |
Subject: Page Design |
| Comments: Michelle makes her pages pop! Use of graphics to enhance the subject is top rate. Creative from the childlike V'day head to the roller-skate O in GO. |
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Place: 2 |
| Name: Greg Wyshynski |
Publication: Alexandria Gazette Packet |
| City: Alexandria |
Subject: Page Design |
| Comments: Eye-pleasing sense of balance. There's a lot going on in these pages but Greg pulls it off well. |
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Place: 3 |
| Name: Genevieve Cinecoe |
Publication: Loudoun Times-Mirror |
| City: Leesburg |
Subject: Page Design |
| Comments: The first two front pages are a bit formulaic but the other pages showed creativity. |
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Place: 1 |
| Name: Aranya Tomseth |
Publication: Great Falls Connection |
| City: Great Falls |
Subject: Great Falls citizens criticize a road widening project. |
| Comments: Traffic is a serious concern in crowded areas. Tomseth does a fine job outlining the critical issues here. |
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Place: 2 |
| Name: Res Spears |
Publication: The Tidewater News |
| City: Franklin |
Subject: Navy seeks to build OLF |
| Comments: All critical issues are in play here: planning, government impact, etc. This set of stories offers a clean, thorough representation of an issue that clearly gripped the community. |
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Place: 3 |
| Name: Leslie Rudd-Edwards, Don Koralewski |
Publication: South Hill Enterprise |
| City: South Hill |
Subject: Proposed Ethanol Plant |
| Comments: Major planning project. Reticent government officials. Nice job with this lead. |
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Place: 1 |
| Name: Logan Anderson, Jon Ness |
Publication: The News & Advance |
| City: Lynchburg |
Subject: Panorama and Opinion pages |
| Comments: Daily and Panorama pages are alive with graphics. Great typography and photos. Big, bold headlines leave little doubt as to which issues are important and where the paper stands. |
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Place: 2 |
| Name: Robert Benson |
Publication: Danville Register and Bee |
| City: Danville |
Subject: Mayor, Regret, Finding Help and Outside Help |
| Comments: A very clean look. Bold fonts help sell the pages. Good cartoons. |
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Place: 3 |
| Name: Adrian O'Connor, Bobby Ford |
Publication: Winchester Star |
| City: Winchester |
Subject: Feb. 5, July 30, Aug. 9, and Oct. 5 |
| Comments: Easy to read. Good layout. |
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Place: 1 |
| Name: Chris Morris, Jim Steinmiller, Clark Ruhland, Steve Trosky |
Publication: The News & Advance |
| City: Lynchburg |
Subject: |
| Comments: Wow. Heavy lifting by designers and it pays off. Tons of great information. Graphics everywhere. Good use of screens and silhouettes. A major league section. |
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Place: 2 |
| Name: Staff |
Publication: Danville Register and Bee |
| City: Danville |
Subject: Racing, Safe, Braves and Sweet |
| Comments: A comprehensive coverage plan with generous and creative use of photos and graphical presentation. |
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Place: 3 |
| Name: Staff |
Publication: Potomac News |
| City: Woodbridge |
Subject: |
| Comments: A good buy for your money. Photo use well done. Lots of bites of info. A clean delivery. |
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Place: 1 |
| Name: Jeremy Fogt |
Publication: The News & Advance |
| City: Lynchburg |
Subject: |
| Comments: Great use of color (or not -- Nov. 29). Well designed. Good story selection. Good local coverage and presentation of information. |
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Place: 2 |
| Name: Staff |
Publication: Daily News-Record |
| City: Harrisonburg |
Subject: Saturday Magazine |
| Comments: A bold approach to Saturday. Lots of good information packed into the section. A varied approach to all three covers. |
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Place: 3 |
| Name: Jason Snyder |
Publication: The News & Advance |
| City: Lynchburg |
Subject: Sunday Politics |
| Comments: I give it an A for innovation. Each week gave me a good variety of information that gave me an overall sense of being in the know without having to invest in a lot of heavy reading. |
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| Combination picture and story |
Place: 1 |
| Name: Joe Tennis, Earl Neikirk, Keith O'Dell |
Publication: Bristol Herald Courier |
| City: Bristol |
Subject: Conway Twitty |
| Comments: A unique look at a subject few ever examine. Moving photos by Neikirk and a touching, sweet tale by Tennis. Well packaged for easy consumption. A triumph. |
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| Combination picture and story |
Place: 2 |
| Name: Chet White, Darrell Laurant, Jon Ness |
Publication: The News & Advance |
| City: Lynchburg |
Subject: Mom's at war |
| Comments: White's photo essay quickly captures the essence of Laurant's story. A great inside layout. Overall, a heartfelt story of a familiar problem. Well done. |
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Place: 3 |
| Name: Joe Conroy, Jason Hornick, Donnie Biggs |
Publication: Potomac News |
| City: Woodbridge |
Subject: |
| Comments: A great way to tell the larger story of sprawl and growth through the football program. A wonderful centerpiece capture the life of a town through its youth. |
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