Tony Carrig: Small-paper sports editors expressed disappointment and frustration following the failed vote that would have changed the APSE contest divisions and created an under-25,000 circulation category. (March 10)

Larry Vaught: One of the more moving moments of my involvement with APSE came during our dinner for the small newspaper sports editors during the recent judging. Each person got to share how he or she got his start in this business and it made for some interesting commentary. Here are a few of the stories. (March 5)

The Minutes from the APSE Executive Meeting held on Wednesday, Feb. 27 at Radisson WorldGate Resort in Orlando, Fla. (March 1)

Garry D. Howard: A motion to change the basic structure of the APSE Judging Contest on Wednesday by reorganizing the circulation categories was not passed at the Closing Meeting of the 2008 Convention. (Feb. 29)

Garry D. Howard: The Kansas City Star, under the guidance of Mike Fannin, managing editor/features and sports, and Holly Lawton, the paper's AME/Sports, did the unthinkable: They left Orlando with an extra suitcase loaded with an unprecedented 12 – yes, count 'em – 12 APSE awards. (Feb. 28)

Four newspapers won the coveted Triple Crown in the Associated Press Sports Editors' writing and section contests that ended Wednesday. (Feb. 27)

The 10 finalists in all writing categories. Top five places and honorable mention will be named at a later date. (Feb. 26)

Daily, Sunday and Special section winners for the four categories, listed by top 10 and honorable mention. (Feb. 26)

Pictures from the second and third days of the Judging Contest. (Feb. 25)

Garry D. Howard: Saturday, the first official day of the 2008 APSE Winter Judging Convention, was met with smiles by all 88 sports editors in attendance. (Feb. 25)

The Minutes from the APSE Executive Meeting held on Saturday, Feb. 23 at Radisson WorldGate Resort in Orlando, Fla. (Feb. 24)

Pictures from the first day of the Judging Contest. (Feb. 24)