Michigan Chronicle Publisher Emeritus Mr. Sam Logan Will Receive Lifetime Achievement Award
The Society of Professional Journalists – Detroit Chapter will posthumously honor Mr. Sam Logan, the late publisher of the Michigan Chronicle, at its prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award during its May 14, 2025, annual banquet. For those who knew Mr. Logan personally—or those who knew him through the pages of the Chronicle—this honor is a powerful recognition of a life dedicated to journalism, justice, and the enduring power of the...
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Alicia Wilson of Johns Hopkins to Pen Foreword for ‘Who’s Who In Black Baltimore’ 2nd Edition
Alicia Wilson, Vice President for Civic Engagement and Opportunity at Johns Hopkins, will be the foreword writer for the Who’s Who In Black Baltimore 2nd edition. This edition’s networking reception and book reveal will be held on April 9, 2025. “I am honored to write the foreword for Who’s Who In Black Baltimore. The contributions of Black Baltimoreans to the State of Maryland, this nation, and the world is...
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Who’s Who In Black Chicago Taps Wyn-Win President Wynona Redmond to Serve as Brand’s Associate Publisher
Who's Who In Black Chicago taps local communications engagement strategist, Wynona Redmond, President of Wyn-Win to serve as the brand’s new Associate Publisher. Chicago--Who's Who In Black Chicago returns to continue its long-standing tradition of celebrating the excellence of African American industry professionals within the Chicago community. The brand is pleased to announce that Wynona Redmond, President of Wyn-Win, will serve as its Associate Publisher for its special events,...
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Michigan Chronicle, WDIV TV 4 Announce Media Partnership to Elevate Local News Coverage and Community Engagement
By Jeremy Allen, Executive Editor The Michigan Chronicle, a subsidiary of Real Times Media, and WDIV TV 4, Detroit's NBC affiliate, are proud to announce an expansive media partnership aimed at enhancing the impact of local news and information dissemination. This collaboration marks a significant step towards bolstering community engagement, fostering inclusivity, and enriching the depth of coverage on issues vital to Detroit and the state of Michigan. Under...
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ENTERTAINMENT AND MEDIA INDUSTRY VETERAN ADELL HENDERSON JOINS REAL TIMES MEDIA AS VP OF MULTIMEDIA CONTENT AND PROGRAMMING
DETROIT – Real Times Media (RTM) welcomes Adell Henderson as Vice President of Multimedia Content and Programming. Adell is a multimedia professional with over 25 years of experience including stints with Black media powerhouses such as Black Entertainment Television (BET) and the trailblazing Black men’s publication, KING Magazine. In his role with RTM, he will spearhead program ideation, digital network strategy, and lead the company’s production arm, Studio 1452. “Adell is a true maverick and a trailblazer in the Black media space. As we continue to re-imagine our company, he is exactly the...
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New Faces, High Places Reception Welcomes New Black Leadership Geared to Help Strengthen Detroit
https://vimeo.com/603037143 By Sherri Kolade Detroit — known for its resilience, agility, upwardly mobile entrepreneurship sector, and unflappable residents — is also seeing a resurgence when it comes to attracting non-native Black movers and shakers to the area. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome them to Detroit. The Michigan Chronicle and Real Times Media (RTM), alongside approximately 80 of the city’s current power players, recently officially welcomed the newest Black C-suite leaders who now...
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