Daily News named Michigan’s best small daily newspaper for a 7th straight year

$This photo by Senior Staff Writer Cory Smith from the Greenville High School marching band’s annual Lights Out performance was among the Daily News’ first-place winning entries in the 2021 Michigan Press Association Better Newspaper Contest.On March 17, the Daily News was named the Class D Daily Newspaper of the Year for the seventh straight year. (File Photo \ Daily News)$

This photo by Senior Staff Writer Cory Smith from the Greenville High School marching band’s annual Lights Out performance was among the Daily News’ first-place winning entries in the 2021 Michigan Press Association Better Newspaper Contest.On March 17, the Daily News was named the Class D Daily Newspaper of the Year for the seventh straight year. (File Photo \ Daily News)

Posted Tuesday, March 22, 2022 9:17 am

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For the seventh straight year, the Daily News (Greenville, Michigan) has been named Michigan’s best small daily newspaper through the Michigan Press Association's Better Newspaper Contest.

Members of the Arkansas Press Association reviewed 2,909 entries submitted by 96 Michigan newspapers/individual members this year. The competition inspires all journalists to produce their best work, which in turn, nurtures stronger communities. The 2021 awards were announced on March 17 via a virtual ceremony in Lansing.

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Daily News named Michigan’s best small daily newspaper for a 7th straight year

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