Awards

(From left to right, top to bottom) Chad Cooper, B. Scott McLendon, Jennifer Johnson, Dod Dodd and Sharon Brooks pose with The Examiner's first-place awards from 2022

(From left to right, top to bottom) Chad Cooper, B. Scott McLendon, Jennifer Johnson, Dod Dodd and Sharon Brooks pose with The Examiner's first-place awards from 2022

Examiner staff earns national acclaim at 136th NNAF ceremony

Scott McLendon
Thursday, November 3, 2022
Pitting their 2021 reporting against a pool of more than 1,600 newspapers from across the country, staff at The Examiner emerged as the fifth-most awarded publication – with 15 honors won – at the National Newspaper Association Foundation’s (NNAF) 136th annual “Better Newspaper Contest” in San...
Casey Flitcraft

Casey Flitcraft

LSCPA student wins international award

News Staff
Thursday, September 8, 2022
Lamar State College Port Arthur graduate Casey Flitcraft stood on stage, tightly gripping a small statuette that represented one of the top nursing student recognitions internationally, the DAISY Award, a recognition for top nursing students, instructors and practitioners from across the country.
Some of the awards The Examiner has accumulated over the years.

Some of the awards The Examiner has accumulated over the years.

Editorial update: Excellence endures at The Examiner

News Staff
Thursday, January 6, 2022
The Examiner’s enduring endeavor is to inform and entertain readers with issues that are most impactful to them by keeping a watchful eye on people with power and shining a light on those who might abuse that power.
Beaumont Police Department Chief Jimmy Singletary names Shera LaPoint a Crime Stopper of the Year for her help with the recently solved Mary Catherine Edwards cold case.

Beaumont Police Department Chief Jimmy Singletary names Shera LaPoint a Crime Stopper of the Year for her help with the recently solved Mary Catherine Edwards cold case.

Crime Stoppers celebrates 40 years with awards banquet

Sharon Brooks
Thursday, October 28, 2021
Crime Stoppers of Southeast Texas celebrated 40 years of service to the community, connecting law enforcement, media and the public to solve crimes and put their perpetrators behind bars. During the nonprofit’s annual event on Oct.
Photo of The Examiner editorial staff.

Photo of The Examiner editorial staff.

Excellence endures at The Examiner

Scott McLendon
Thursday, October 28, 2021
The Examiner’s enduring endeavor to keep a watchful eye on stories that most impact its readers was recognized Oct. 23 at the Press Club of Southeast Texas’ 30th Annual Excellence in Media Awards, where the paper earned 35 honors, more than any other local newspaper.
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