July 3, 2008 - 10:06am
Tribune receives six awards including Best Newspaper
By Wally EdgeThe National Newspapers Publishers Association has awarded the Philadelphia Tribune as the best newspaper in the country. The Tribune is the nation’s oldest black newspaper. The paper took six of the ten awards including Best Newspaper, Best Special Edition, Best Business Section, Best Youth Section, Best Original Advertising and Best Editorial.
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