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June 15, 2005
ULM's KEDM Sweeps Competition at the Louisiana Associated Press Broadcasters Radio Contest
The winners of the 2004 Louisiana Associated Press Broadcasters Association Radio Contest were recognized recently at the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans. KEDM, 90.3 FM, the public radio station housed at ULM, brought home a host of honors and swept most categories.
In the category of best general news,
first place was awarded to KEDM-FM for "Video Game Characters"
by Kate Archer, second place, KEDM-FM for "Prairie Dog Exhibit"
by Sunny Meriwether and third place to "Hedgepeth Mounds"
by Kate Archer.
In the category of best feature, first place was awarded to KEDM-FM
for "Kasmir" by Kate Archer, second place to KEDM-FM
for "Sushi" by Sunny Meriwether and third place was
awarded to KEDM-FM for "Daily Harvest" also by Sunny
Meriwether.
In the category of best sports story, first place was awarded
to KEDM-FM for "ULM Joins Sunbelt" by Sunny Meriwether.
In the best public affairs category, first place was awarded
to KEDM-FM for "Deacons of Defense" by Kate Archer
and second place to KEDM-FM for "Immunization Blitz"
by Sunny Meriwether.
In the category of best sound, first place was awarded to KEDM-FM
for "Olin Implosion" by Sunny Meriwether, second place
to "Turkey-Calling Contest" by Kate Archer and also
third place was awarded to Sunny Meriwether of KEDM-FM for "Tape
Class."
For best website, the KEDM-FM Monroe radio staff won first place.
In the breaking weather category first place was given to KEDM-FM
for "Hurricane Ivan" by Sunny Meriwether and Scott
Blair.
In the best newscast category Sunny Meriwether of KEDM-FM received
first place. Sunny Meriwether also received first place in the
story of the year category for "September Primary Preview."
In the final category, reporter of the year, first place was
awarded to Kate Archer of KEDM-FM.
The public radio station at ULM, KEDM, began serving the Northeast
Louisiana and Southern Arkansas area on April 23, 1991. KEDM
broadcasts at 90.3 Fm and reaches 10+ parishes in Northeast Louisiana
and 3+ counties in southern Arkansas. KEDM broadcasts a line-up
of in-depth news, classical music, and jazz, along with special
entertainment programs 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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