Stories reproduced on this blog in 2018 won two awards in the Midwest Travel Journalists Association’s 2019 MARK TWAIN AWARDS
Tagged: Awards, Mark Twain Awards, MTJA, Writing awards
Stories reproduced on this blog in 2017 won two awards in the Midwest Travel Journalists Association’s 2018 MARK TWAIN AWARDS. Thanks to everyone who helped facilitate these adventures and contributed to the awards. Special thanks to Gary Mallory for traveling with me and supporting my writing habit. NEWSPAPER ARTICLES – DOMESTIC DESTINATIONS — 3rd Place: Tennessee’s Southern Dozen Packs Twists and Turns CULINARY ARTICLES — 2nd Place: Montreal Charcuterie Offers Unexpected Congratulations to fellow winners from MTJA!
I’m excited to share that I took four awards in the Midwest Travel Journalists Association’s 2017 MARK TWAIN AWARDS. I wrote all contest content in 2016. Thanks to everyone who helped facilitate these adventures and contributed to my success. Special thanks to Gary Mallory for traveling with me and supporting my writing habit. NEWSPAPER ARTICLES – DOMESTIC DESTINATIONS 3rd Place: Paris Wolfe – “A two-year search for an OH-6 Cayuse helicopter leads to Pensacola” 2nd Place: Paris Wolfe – “Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Fallingwater work of architectural genius” SHORT COPY 3rd Place: Paris Wolfe – “How bitter medicine saved Nelsen’s Hall Bitters Pub & Restaurant in Wisconsin” 2nd Place: Paris Wolfe – “Asheville’s Bee Charmer: Oh, Honey”
Writer Paris Wolfe received a First Place nod from the North American Mature Publication Association Awards for 2016 travel writing in two issues of Northeast Ohio Boomer and Beyond magazine. This is one of the stories deemed excellent by judges from the School of Journalism of the University of Missouri located in Columbia, Missouri. Northeast Ohio parents send their kids to Columbus for college. And they turn up again for Parent & Family Weekend and sports. But vacation there? Without Ohio State sports? Why? Because the state capital is close enough for a quick trip, and it’s far enough to feel like an escape. This city in the center of the state offers vibrant daytime and nightlife activities for active adults. The new Scioto…
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Paris Wolfe - Writer + Editor