Behind every headline, photo, story and layout, there’s a beating heart driven to keep a story from going untold. You, journalists of Florida, have captured important truths, amplified voices that would have otherwise gone ignored and made people feel just a little more connected to their fellow man and woman. You got that story, drew that illustration, snapped that photo …
It’s time to party! And make some noise for great journalism!
The winners of our annual Excellence in Journalism Competition are due to be announced, and you’re invited! Mar-a-Lago was a little out of our price range, so we will gather at 6 p.m. Jan. 31 at The House in West Palm Beach to celebrate the best work in Florida journalism, 2024-25. In addition to showcasing some great work, we’ll hear …
Congrats to the 2025 finalists in FPC’s Excellence in Journalism Competition
The finalists for the Florida Press Club’s Excellence in Journalism Competition are in and we’re ready to celebrate being in the best state of journalism! Great thanks to all who entered. The level of competition for the 75th anniversary of the Florida Press Club proves this enterprise is alive and kicking … some butt! Don’t read anything into the order …
Congrats to the winners of the 2023-24 Florida Press Club Excellence in Journalism Competition
OCALA — The Villages Daily Sun was honored with the Florida Press Club’s top award at its annual gala Saturday night for its coverage of the aftermath of Hurricane Ian detailing how 90% of the storm’s fatalities fell on senior citizens, disabled, homeless or migrant workers. The Frances DeVore Award for Public Service was awarded to the staff of the …
Congratulations to the winners of the Florida Press Club Excellence in Journalism Competition
Two stories that made an impact on statewide policies took top honors Saturday as the Florida Press Club recognized winners of its 2023 Excellence in Journalism Competition at its annual gala in Clearwater. The Florida Legislation passed an anti-trafficking bill that cracks down on hotels after the Sun Sentinel series, “Innocence Sold.” The series won the club’s top prize, the …
Here are the winners of Florida Press Club’s 2017 Excellence in Journalism Competition
The Palm Beach Post’s profiling of 216 people who died from heroin overdoses in Palm Beach County during 2015 was awarded the Florida Press Club’s top two awards Saturday at the club’s annual meeting in Sarasota. “Heroin: Killer of a Generation” won both the Frances DeVore Award for Public Service and Lucy Morgan Award for In-Depth Reporting. The Daytona Beach …
Congratulations to the 2017 winners of FPC’s Excellence in Journalism Competition
The Palm Beach Post’s profiling of 216 people who died from heroin overdoses in Palm Beach County during 2015 was awarded the Florida Press Club’s top two awards Saturday at the club’s annual meeting in Sarasota. “Heroin: Killer of a Generation” won both the Frances DeVore Award for Public Service and Lucy Morgan Award for In-Depth Reporting. The Daytona Beach …
Hello everybody!
Nice to meet you all. My name is Anne Geggis and I’m your new Florida Press Club president. I work at the South Florida Sun Sentinel as a city reporter, in particular covering Boca Raton. I’m proud to carry the banner for the Florida Press Club and hope that you will join us. Thanks to Sherry Mims and Trisha …
2010 Contest Winners
(If your name is misspelled, please message Jennifer Cason at fpcpresident@gmail.com.) Writing General News Class A Susan Spencer-Wendel, The Palm Beach Post Jim Schoettler, The Florida Times-Union Nirvi Shah, The Miami Herald Class B George Andreassi, Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers Deborah Circelli, Daytona Beach News-Journal Josh Salman, Charlotte Sun Class C Matt Dixon, Panama City News Herald Chris DeVitto, Palatka …
2010 Excellence in Journalism Contest winners announced
Congratulations to all of our 2010 winners and thank you for participating in the contest and attending our banquet. Contest Winners
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