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Area radio, TV stations receive numerous Spectrum Awards

WTWO, WTHI-TV, radio stations in Terre Haute, Evansville, Vincennes, Huntingburg and Jasper honored at Saturday banquet

The Indiana Broadcasters Association handed out its annual Spectrum Awards on Saturday night in Indianapolis, and radio and TV stations covering Southwestern Indiana accounted for a sizable number of awards.

Terre Haute's WTWO-NBC 2 and WTHI Hi-99 FM won their respective TV and radio Station of the Year awards, as did Vincennes University's WVUB-91.1 FM.

NBC 2 also won first place in the Breaking News Story and Weathercast categories, second place in the Feature/Use of Medium, Sportscast and Newscast categories, and third place in the Commercial category.

WTHI-TV 10 brought home firsts in the Breaking Local News Story, Feature/Use of Medium and Cross Platform Use of Television categories.  The station also took second place in the Station of the Year, General News Story and Weathercast categories, with thirds in the Newscast and Community Involvement categories and the Service to Indiana category for "Raise Your Sleeve."

On the radio, several area stations did quite well:
  • WIKY-104.1 FM (Evansville) won first place in the Breaking News Story category for its coverage of the Newburgh Tornado; second place in the Newscast category for its 1 p.m. newscast covering the Leap Day tornado; second in the Mini-Documentary or Series category for the United Way; and second in the Radio Station Broadcast Personality or Team category for the WIKY Morning Show.
  • WSTO-96.1 FM (Evansville) won first place in the Best Promotional Campaign category for the "Nothing Ever Happens in My City Tour"; and the station's Claire Ballard won third place in the Radio Station Broadcast Personality or Team category.
  • Hi-99 (Terre Haute), in addition to its Station of the Year win, placed third in the Commercial category for "Smokin' Hot Dad."
  • Hi-99's sister station, WWVR-105.5 FM The River (also Terre Haute) won second place in Community Involvement for the Coats for Kids program.
  • WVUB-91.1 FM (Vincennes) won first place in Community Involvement for the fourth annual Bark in the Park; Best On-Air Promotional Announcement for its Mother's Day promo; second place in the Mini-Documentary or Series category for the WVUB News Anti-Meth Awareness Series; and third in Community Involvement for "Meth - Not Even Once."
  • WFML-96.7 FM (Vincennes) won second place in both the Commercial Series and Humorous Commercial categories for its La Cucina Italian Restaurant spots.
  • WBDC-100.9 FM (Huntingburg) won first place in the Sports category for its coverage of Northeast Dubois High School's state championship basketball game and first in the Humorous Commercial category for "Hot Tub."
  • WITZ-104.7 FM (Jasper) won first place in the Commercial Series category for Bowhunting by Great Outdoors.

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Ind. 8th District candidates set to debate tonight

Vincennes forum to be broadcast by WVUT, WVUB

UPDATE, 7 p.m.:  The Libertarian candidate, Bart Gadau, did not come to Vincennes for the debate.

The candidates for Indiana's 8th District U.S. House seat are scheduled to debate the issues in Vincennes at 7 p.m. CT (8 ET) this evening.

The incumbent, Republican Larry Bucshon, will face off against Democratic candidate Dave Crooks and Libertarian Bart Gadau in tonight's broadcast debate, which is sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Knox and Vigo Counties.

The debate will be held at Vincennes University and televised live on WVUT-TV 22.1 and on the radio on WVUB-91.1 FMOnline viewers can see the debate by clicking here.

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Indiana Broadcasters Association names Spectrum Awards finalists

SW Ind. radio well-represented; Evansville TV stations shut out again

The Indiana Broadcasters Association will dole out its 2012 Spectrum Awards on Nov. 10 in Indianapolis, and several Southwestern Indiana radio stations are among this year's finalists.  However, in what's becoming something of a sorry trend, Evansville's TV stations were once again not represented.

Among the radio stations on the list are stations from Evansville, Huntingburg, Jasper and VincennesWVUB-91.1 FM and WIKY-104.1 FM received the most nominations, with Blazer 91.1 getting six nominations and WIKY five.

On the TV side, Terre Haute TV station WTWO-NBC 2 received seven nominations, and WTHI-TV has eight.

See the list of radio finalists from our part of the state after the jump, or click here for the statewide list.



RADIO FINALISTS:
  • WIKY-104.1 FM (Evansville), nominated for
    • (1) Station of the Year
    • (2) Breaking News Story, Newburgh tornado
    • (3) Newscast, Leap Year tornado
    • (4) Mini-Documentary or Series, United Way
    • (5) Radio Station Broadcast Personality or Team, WIKY Morning Show (Dennis Jon Bailey and Diane Douglas)
  • WSTO-96.1 FM (Evansville), nominated for
    • (1) Radio Station Broadcast Personality or Team, Claire Ballard
    • (2) Best Promotional Campaign, the Nothing Ever Happens In My City Tour
  • WVUB-91.1 FM (Vincennes), nominated for
    • (1) Station of the Year
    • (2) Breaking News Story
    • (3) Mini-Documentary or Series, Anti-Meth Awareness Series
    • (4 and 5) Community Involvement (2 nominations), 4th Annual Bark in the Park and Meth-Not Even Once
    • (6) Best On-Air Promotional Announcement, Mother's Day Promo
  • WBDC-100.9 FM (Huntingburg)
    • (1) Sports, Northeast Dubois State Championship Basketball Game
    • (2) Humorous Commercial, Hot Tub
  • WFML-96.7 FM (Vincennes)
    • (1) Humorous Commercial, LaCucina The Meeting - Catering
  • WITZ-104.7 FM (Jasper)
    • (1) Commercial Series, Bow Hunting brought to you by Great Outdoors
  • WLFW-93.5 FM (Evansville)
    • (1) Best On-Air Promotional Announcement, Evansville IceMen Star Wars Night

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First Ind. gubernatorial debate is tonight; WNIN, 14Xtra, WVUT to televise it live

Several area stations not carrying the debate on air will provide online viewing

The candidates vying to become Indiana's next governor will meet in Zionsville for their first debate at 6 p.m. CT tonight.

Libertarian Rupert Boneham, Democrat John Gregg and Republican Mike Pence are seeking to succeed current Gov. Mitch Daniels, who is constitutionally barred from seeking a third four-year term as the state's chief executive.

WNIN and WFIE's 14Xtra channel (14.2) will televise tonight's debate live in the Evansville viewing area.  WVUT in Vincennes will also carry the debate on TV.

Radio coverage will be available on WNIN-88.3 FM (Evansville), WVUB-91.1 FM (Vincennes) and WIBQ-98.5 FM (Terre Haute).

Stations not broadcasting the debate live but providing a live online stream of the debate are: WIKY Radio, WEHT/WTVW, WTHI-TV and WTWO/WAWV.  (WAWV will carry the debate on air - tape delayed - on Sunday. Check your local schedule for the time.)

EDITOR'S NOTE:  If you live outside the Evansville, Vincennes and Terre Haute areas, click here to find your local station(s).

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