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“My head is bloody, but unbowed.”— William Ernest Henley, “Invictus” (WOODLAWN – July 29, 2026) – Timmy Greene doesn’t want the spotlight. He never has. Ask around Baltimore basketball circles, and you’ll hear the same thing over and over: he’s the guy who does the foundational work, the gritty work, the work nobody else wants to do — and he shows up, year after year, without fail. “Timmy Greene is the salt of the earth,” said Al Robinson, a City College basketball alum who has attended the last two 1 Baltimore Cookouts. “Timmy and Donnie Joy, as human beings, have…

Harlem recognition celebrates more than 30 years of media, advocacy and community leadership (HARLEM, N.Y. — July 27, 2026) — New York State Senator Cordell Cleare, representing the 30th Senate District, presented Baltimore journalist, entrepreneur and BMORENews.com publisher Doni M. Glover with a New York State Senate proclamation on Saturday, July 25, 2026. The surprise presentation took place during a Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards ceremony hosted in Harlem by respected community leader Vito Jones and Harlem, Inc. Glover traveled to New York intending to recognize a distinguished group of entrepreneurs, professionals, and community servants. Midway through the ceremony,…

A faithful servant, a keeper of Sandtown’s history and one of Baltimore’s most dynamic community leaders (BALTIMORE – July 27, 2026) – I had become a bit worn, to say the least, in the aftermath of Freddie Gray. I called for a meeting in Sandtown. That meeting led to another meeting, and then another. Before long, we had held roughly 30 meetings. It was tiring. It was frustrating. And in retrospect, many of the same people who caused disruption then are still causing disruption today. But through it all, I met Tracey Malone. And that made the struggle worthwhile. Sandtown-Winchester…

Tonight on The Doni Glover Show, presented by BlackUSA.News, we continue our Indigenous Series with a powerful theme: … Watch full video on YouTube

Ashley Esposito Baltimore City School Board Commissioner

(BALTIMORE – July 26, 2026) – Happy Disability Pride Month and the 36th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)! Pride means naming disability out loud and with dignity. Disability should not be a source of shame or stigma. Naming disability gives a person the language to describe how they move through the world and to ask for the access they need to reach their full potential. Lately, I’ve had a lot of conversations with people about what it means for children to reach their full potential in the context of disability. Stigma around disability runs deep in communities…