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APTS Presents 2026 Patrick Butler National Advocacy Award to Jeff Tucker, GM of Idaho Public Television -
APTS Presents 2026 David J. Brugger Community Leader Award to Dax Schieffer of Montana PBS -
APTS Presents 2026 Pillar of Public Service Award to Sylvia Strobel, President and CEO of Twin Cities PBS (TPT) -
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America’s Public Television Stations Mourn the Passing of Former Board Member Eddie Kaplan
03/30/26
Eddie Kaplan was one of public television’s most steadfast and generous supporters. -
APTS Presents 2026 Patrick Butler National Advocacy Award to Jeff Tucker, General Manager of Idaho Public Television
03/03/26
Jeff Tucker is a tireless advocate for public broadcasting, both in Congress and throughout the state of Idaho. -
APTS Presents 2026 David J. Brugger Community Leader Award to Dax Schieffer of Montana PBS
03/03/26
Dax Schieffer is an extraordinarily effective advocate for public broadcasting, both on the national level and in his home state of Montana. -
APTS Presents 2026 Pillar of Public Service Award to Sylvia Strobel, President and CEO of Twin Cities PBS (TPT)
03/03/26
Sylvia Strobel's extraordinary work at Twin Cities PBS has exemplified public television’s pillars of public service in education, public safety and community connections.
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