Tracey Williams-Dillard, CEO and publisher of the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, was recognized as one of the Minneapolis St.Paul Business Journal’s Most Admired CEOs for her leadership and commitment to community service.
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The Selby Ave. JazzFest outlasts the threat of rain (photos)
The Selby Jazz Fest 2024 was a resilient and unforgettable event, featuring music, food, and local vendors, and was a celebration of community spirit and the power of jazz to bring people together.
Fox 9 News celebrates MSR’s 90th Anniversary
The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, Minnesota’s oldest Black-owned and Black-operated newspaper, recently celebrated its 90th Anniversary with a feature on Fox 9 News, highlighting its legacy of amplifying the voices of the African American community and its commitment to providing relevant news to the Black community.
MPR News celebrates MSR’s 90th anniversary with special podcast
MPR News has created a podcast to celebrate the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder’s 90th anniversary, highlighting its commitment to amplifying Black voices, chronicling civil rights events, and providing essential news coverage.
Racket MN Highlights the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder’s 90-Year Legacy
The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, Minnesota’s oldest Black-owned and Black-operated newspaper, celebrates its 90th anniversary with an article from Racket MN, highlighting its impact on the community and its commitment to providing relevant, impactful journalism.
WCCO-TV Celebrates the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder’s 90th Anniversary
WCCO-TV has featured a news story honoring the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder’s 90th Anniversary, celebrating the newspaper’s enduring legacy as the state’s oldest Black-owned business and its impact on local journalism and community advocacy.
Tracey Williams-Dillard guides MSR into the future
Tracey Williams-Dillard, MSR Publisher/CEO, has been with the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder since 2007 and has launched several successful initiatives.
Axios Twin Cities celebrates 90 years of MSR’s impactful storytelling
The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, a 90-year-old newspaper, has been featured in an Axios Twin Cities article that highlights its significant moments and enduring mission to provide a voice for Minnesota’s African American community.
MSR Innovator: The influence of Wallace ‘Jack’ Jackman
Wallace “Jack” Jackman, co-publisher of the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder newspaper, has made significant contributions to the Black community through his entrepreneurial spirit.
MSR receives Minnesota Black Chamber of Commerce Legacy Award
The Minnesota Black Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 20th anniversary with a fundraising gala, featuring speeches from elected officials.
MSR Publisher Tracey Williams-Dillard inspires teen journalists
Tracey Williams-Dillard, publisher and CEO of the MSR, motivated a group of high school students in the Youth Curator Program.
MSR: The Launa Q. Newman years
Launa Q. Newman, a pioneer in Black journalism, advocated for Twin Cities Black communities and was honored with a commemorative honor.
MSR wins prestigious NNPA Messenger Award
The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder (MSR) has been awarded first place in the Faith & Religion category at the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) Messenger Awards 2024.
MSR Publisher honored as one of 10 Most Admired CEOs for 2024
Tracey Williams-Dillard, Publisher/CEO of the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, has been honored as one of the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal’s 10 Most Admired CEOs for 2024.
Humphrey Policy Fellows panel explores media landscape and need for diversity in journalism
The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder CEO/Publisher Tracey Williams-Dillard participated in a media panel for the 2023-2024 cohort of Policy Fellows at the U of M.
Sister Spokesman’s ‘Tea, Treats, and Tops’: A sophisticated success
Sister Spokesman held its final edition of the year, a 90th Anniversary Legacy High Tea, which welcomed a capacity crowd.
Photo of the Week: Publishers unite
This week’s photo features Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder (MSR) CEO/Publisher Tracey Williams-Dillard and Star Tribune CEO/Publisher Steve Grove at the MSR office on April 24.
Sister Spokesman was in full bloom
Sister Spokesman hosted its “Seed, Plant and Harvest, Let’s Grow Girl!” event, featuring presenter Kim Geraci, Tracey Williams-Dillard, and artist Sage.
MSR publisher delivers inspiration to Stillwater inmates
Tracey Williams-Dillard, publisher of the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, spoke to inmates at the Stillwater prison about her family’s 90-year legacy, and how the MSR newspaper has helped to give a voice to the voiceless.
Sister Spokesman celebrates Women’s History Month with powerhouse panelists
Sister Spokesman, a gathering of African American women, celebrated Women’s History Month with a powerhouse panel.
