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Local news organization wins Washington humanities award

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FāVS News has received the prestigious Humanities Washington Award, acknowledging its significant contributions to public humanities. The award ceremony is set for December 10 and will be held online. FāVS News specializes in covering religious and ethics-related topics, reaching audiences in the Inland Northwest through articles published in the Moscow-Pullman Daily News and Lewiston Tribune. This recognition underscores the organization's commitment to connecting communities and encouraging reflective dialogue on vital issues. It stands out as one of 11 honorees from eastern Washington, showcasing the importance of local journalism in highlighting diverse narratives.

According to a news release, the award honors those who bring new stories to light and promote learning. FāVS News plays a crucial role in fostering understanding and engagement within its community. The recognition reflects the growing importance of public humanities in today's society.

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