Windy City Times receives 2 Lisagor Award nominations
Wed. April 13, 2016 11:00 AM by GoPride.com News Staff
Chicago, IL -
Windy City Times, Chicago's LGBT newsweekly, has received two nominations for the Chicago Headline Club's annual Peter Lisagor Awards.
Gretchen Rachel Hammond is nominated in the non-daily category for Best In-Depth Reporting in a Community Newspaper, for her article, "Transgender woman release from jail after nearly 4 years without trial," about the Eisha Love case.
Hammond and Windy City Times publisher Tracy Baim are also up for a jointly written editorial about the case, "Justice Delayed," in the non-daily Best Editorial Writing category.
In 2014, Baim was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Chicago Headline Club. She began her career at GayLife newspaper in 1984, a month after graduating from Drake University.
The winners of the 39th annual awards will be announced May 6. A wide range of Chicago-area online, print and broadcast media are finalists again this year.
The Chicago Headline Club is the largest Society of Professional Journalists chapter in the country.
Gretchen Rachel Hammond is nominated in the non-daily category for Best In-Depth Reporting in a Community Newspaper, for her article, "Transgender woman release from jail after nearly 4 years without trial," about the Eisha Love case.
Hammond and Windy City Times publisher Tracy Baim are also up for a jointly written editorial about the case, "Justice Delayed," in the non-daily Best Editorial Writing category.
In 2014, Baim was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Chicago Headline Club. She began her career at GayLife newspaper in 1984, a month after graduating from Drake University.
The winners of the 39th annual awards will be announced May 6. A wide range of Chicago-area online, print and broadcast media are finalists again this year.
The Chicago Headline Club is the largest Society of Professional Journalists chapter in the country.