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The Baltimore Times congratulates and celebrates with @Doni Glover of BMORE News for 30 years of excellence in journalism and for highlighting and celebrating Baltimore’s leaders and black owned businesses.
Reflections of NNPA 2023 Black Press Week #Blackpress #nnpa
The Baltimore Times has enjoyed its partnership with Visit Baltimore and the work it has done to promote Baltimore’s Black cultural events and city-wide events over the past few years. We are pleased to share a video recap of our coverage.
The Baltimore Times joins in celebrating the graduates of Fearless Hutch Program.
Looking back at 2023 and the many celebrations in Baltimore City that we had the privilege of being a part—-the opening of the New Lexington Market, the announcement of the Opening of the Parren Mitchell home as both a museum and community public space and the installation of way-finding signs which provide direction to prominent African-American destinations in Baltimore city. Baltimore is on the move!!
The Baltimore Times celebrates the spirit of Black entrepreneurship at the announcement of PNC Bank’s Funding for the Center of Entrepreneurship at Morgan State and Howard Universities.
As we close this year’s Women’s history, The Baltimore Times, celebrates its own founder and publisher, Joy Bramble. Her audacity to believe that there were positive stories about Black people in and around Baltimore inspired the founding of this publication almost 40 years ago. Today, The mission of The Baltimore Times remains the same—-to share positive stories the positive people.
Did you miss The Best of Black. Baltimore Celebration?? Well here is a quick recap of the evening! #Bobb2024 #bobb #BestofBlackBaltimore
Visit Baltimore and the Balitmore National Heritage Area unveil wayfinding signage to Reginald F Lewis Museum, National Great Blacks in Wax Museum, Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural Center and the Arena Players.
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