UPTV and Pierce County TV Take Home National Honors

University Place, WALocal News

UPTV and Pierce County TV received national honors at a NATOA ceremony in New Orleans on September 4, 2025. The event celebrated excellence in public media, showcasing the achievements of broadcasters across the country. A concert tour accompanied the awards presentation, adding an engaging element to the festivities. Local officials expressed pride in the recognition, highlighting its significance for community engagement and quality programming. The awards reflect the commitment of local broadcasters to deliver valuable content to their audiences.

This recognition can drive further investment in public media initiatives, ensuring sustainability and growth. Additionally, it positions UPTV and Pierce County TV as leaders in the field, inspiring others in the industry. The event underscores the crucial role of public media in fostering informed communities.

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