Josh Groban was honored for his work in arts education, but CBS Local thinks he deserves an award for his tweeting. 

The Americans for the Arts foundation just announced Groban was one of the winners of its 2012 National Arts Awards, which are given out to artists who “exhibit exemplary national leadership and whose work demonstrates extraordinary artistic achievement.”
 
The singer expressed his excitement over the honor, tweeting:

No award could mean more to me than this. I'm deeply honored and look forward to continuing the fight for #artsed on.wsj.com/NtIuMl

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josh groban (@joshgroban) July 16, 2012

The singer, who recently wrapped the movie, Coffee Town, an R-rated workplace comedy, and is featured on Plácido Domingo’s upcoming album due in October, definitely deserves to be honored for his work in arts education. But CBS Local thinks he also deserves an award for his tweeting abilities.

Whether he’s letting us know what kind of girl he’s looking for:

People sometimes ask what I want in a woman. For starters, someone who can laugh. Alone. With a salad. bit.ly/fwlQ3a

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josh groban (@joshgroban) July 17, 2012

Or revealing the lineup for Live With Kelly for the day he co-hosts:

Tomorrow on the show, Gary Oldman AND Snooki. My wildest dreams have come true!!! Literally, the wildest one I ever had. #notappropriate

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josh groban (@joshgroban) July 16, 2012

Or trying his hand at other jobs:

40% chance! RT @4cast4you would you ever consider becoming a TV meteorologist if the singing career fell through?

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josh groban (@joshgroban) July 15, 2012

Or showing his creative side:

As an art project, during fireworks tonight, I'm launching myself 1,000 feet into the air, landing in the ocean. It will be called, "Dud".

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josh groban (@joshgroban) July 04, 2012

Or just chit-chatting about current events:

Wait, I'm sorry I only get my news by creeping up behind water coolers with an iPod in my ears. Anderson Cooper is Gaelic?

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josh groban (@joshgroban) July 02, 2012

He’s able to show off his humor and an enviable skill of writing entertaining 140-character messages,

We salute you, Josh Groban. For all that you tweet.

-Shannon Carlin, CBS Local