National Magazine Awards

(List shows nominations; awards won are in all caps.)

2011

General Excellence—July, November, and December 2010
Public Interest—“Innocence Lost” October 2010 and “Innocence Found” January 2011

2010

FEATURE WRITING—"Still Life" May 2009
General Excellence—September, November, December 2009
Leisure Interests—“The 50 Greatest Hamburgers in Texas” August 2009 and “Step Right Up” December 2009

2009

GENERAL EXCELLENCEMay, November, December 2008
Leisure Interests—"BBQ08" June 2008

2007

General Excellence—March, September, October 2006

2006

General Excellence—July, November, December 2005
Public Interest—“Hurt? Injured? Need A Lawyer? Too Bad!” November 2005
Photography—April, July, September 2005

2005

Feature Writing — "They Came. They Sawed." November 2004

2004

General Excellence — March, October, November 2003

Photo Essay/Photo Portfolio — "Cuts Above" May 2003

2003

GENERAL EXCELLENCEJuly, November, December 2002

Public Interest — "Death Isn't Fair" December 2002

Single-Topic Issue — "Crime" July 2002

2002

General Excellence — April, July, November 2001

2001

General Excellence — April, October, December 2000

Special Interest — "A Celebration of Texas Music" May 2000

Public Interest — "They Haven't Got a Prayer" November 2000

2000

General Excellence — February, June, November 1999

Public Interest — "No One Knows What Could Be Happening to Those Kids" April 1999

1998

General Excellence — August, November, December 1997

Special Interest — "Smokin'!" May 1997

1997

Feature Writing — "The Killer Cadets" December 1996

Public Interest — "The Lawsuit From Hell" June 1996

1996

PUBLIC INTEREST — “Not What the Doctor Ordered” March 1995

Feature Writing — "Silicone City" August 1995

1994

General Excellence — March, June, October 1993

Reporting — "Manhunt at Menard Creek" October 1993

Feature Writing — "See No Evil" May 1993

1992

GENERAL EXCELLENCEMay, November, December 1991

1990

GENERAL EXCELLENCEJune, November, December 1989

PHOTOGRAPHY — "Side by Side" April 1989, "Abortion Street" April 1989, "The Soul of East Texas" October 1989, "Get Along, Little Doggies" December 1989

1989

General Excellence — March, June, September 1988

1988

General Excellence — August, September, October 1987

1987

General Excellence — January, May, October 1986

Special Interest — "The National Car of Texas" August 1986

Design — January, September, November 1986

Single-Topic Issue — January 1986

1986

Reporting — "The Last Roundup" February 1985

General Excellence — March, November, December 1985

1985

General Excellence — June, October, November 1984

REPORTING — "The Man In The Black Hat" June and July 1984

1984

General Excellence — July, November, December 1983

Reporting — "The Death Shift" August 1983

1983

Reporting — “It’s Time to Make a Deal” October 1982

Public Service — "Scarecrow Cops" May 1982

1982

General Excellence — May, June, December 1981

Public Service — "The Ten Best and the Ten Worst Legislators" July 1981

1981

General Excellence — April, October, December 1980

Public Service — "Invasion of the Cable Snatchers" March 1980

1980

PUBLIC SERVICE — “Why Teachers Can’t Teach” September 1979

1979

REPORTINGIn Search Of Rural America: “The Petrified Forest” April 1978, "The Sons of the Pioneers" September 1978, "The Last Frontier" November 1977

1978

Public Service — "Support Your Local Police" September 1977

1976

Reporting Excellence — "Power Politics" May 1975

Outstanding Editorial Achievement in Specialized Journalism

1974

OUTSTANDING EDITORIAL ACHIEVEMENT IN SPECIALIZED JOURNALISM

E-mail

Password

Remember me

Forgot your password?

X (close)

Registering gets you access to online content, allows you to comment on stories, add your own reviews of restaurants and events, and join in the discussions in our community areas such as the Recipe Swap and other forums.

In addition, current TEXAS MONTHLY magazine subscribers will get access to the feature stories from the two most recent issues. If you are a current subscriber, please enter your name and address exactly as it appears on your mailing label (except zip, 5 digits only). Not a subscriber? Subscribe online now.

E-mail

Re-enter your E-mail address

Choose a password

Re-enter your password

Name

 
 

Address

Address 2

City

State

Zip (5 digits only)

Country

What year were you born?

Are you...

Male Female

Remember me

X (close)