LAS VEGAS, NV – Vegas PBS is proud to announce the station has won four Telly Awards from The Telly Awards. Founded in 1979, The Telly Awards honor the best in video production from local broadcasting to cable television, regional advertising to digital video. Vegas PBS has previously received Telly Awards in 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2015 and 2012.
“Ranging from local news and public affairs to STEAM education and local/national promotion partnerships, these programs speak to the diversity of storytelling and talent of the Vegas PBS team,” said Mare Mazur, President and General Manager of Vegas PBS.
Vegas PBS’ awards can be viewed at vegaspbs.org. Here is a full list of the winning programs and awardees:
Silver Winner: Online Series - Series: Food & Beverage
The Great Vegas Recipe– Terry Chi, Jeremy Helal, Kipp Ortenburger.
Silver Winner: Television Series - Series: Education & Discovery
Vegas PBS STEAM Camp– Niki Bates, Jeremy Helal, Jessica Russell.
Silver Winner: Television General - Health & Safety
Nevada Week: First Responder Mental Health – Natalie Cullen, Amber Renee Dixon, Adam McCarthy, Mark Nutini.
Bronze Winner: Promotional Video General - Public Service/PSA
60s Lunch Week – Brian Siegel, Travis Richards.
About Vegas PBS
Vegas PBS is a member-supported public television service providing educational content for over 50 years. Vegas PBS builds community through television, education services, and unique experiences that create a sense of place, civic and social capital. For 15 consecutive years, Vegas PBS has remained among the top ten most-watched PBS stations in the country. The station offers four unique broadcast channels: Vegas PBS Ch. 10.1, Vegas PBS Create Ch. 10.2, VEGAS PBS KIDS Ch. 10.3, and Vegas PBS WORLD Ch. 10.4. The station collaborates with community partners to create award-winning content that examines informational, cultural, historic, and educational regional issues.
Vegas PBS provides a robust variety of education services and workforce development opportunities that extend the educational experience beyond the broadcast. Resources and services include Vegas PBS’ Ready To Learn educational workshops for children and families, professional development for teachers, online learning courses and certifications for adults, multimedia educational support for educators, and a Special Needs Resource Library serving those with special needs.
Vegas PBS viewers can access their favorite shows across multiple platforms including broadcast, vegaspbs.org, the PBS Video App and the PBS KIDS Video App. For more information, visit vegaspbs.org or find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube.
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