It's not a Pulitzer, but it's something
The Chron's Religion section has won an award:
The Houston Chronicle has won the Religion Newswriters Association's Schachern Award for the best religion section among newspapers with circulations over 100,000.
The Chronicle was among five national finalists for the award.
"In a fresh way this section consistently offers its readers a wide variety of religious and ethics stories," the contest judges said. "Every section was compelling. Clear, inviting writing was a hallmark. ... Nothing is ho-hum. Readers shouldn't let Saturdays go by in Houston without visiting this section."
Actually, I started letting my Saturdays go by without reading the section soon after I started taking the Chronicle. But that's just me; I'm sure many loyal readers -- literally dozens of them* -- enjoy the fresh and compelling writing found in the Chron's Religion section.
* borrowed from the irrepressible Matt Bramanti.
Posted by Anne Linehan @ 10/02/05 11:23 AM | Print |
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