Here’s a clean, formatted version with a title: BMORENews.com | Baltimore’s Black-Owned Voice Since 2002 📺 Doni Glover TV Show Sundays | 5:30 AM | WMAR-TV 2 | Baltimore A weekly broadcast spotlighting Baltimore’s power players, policymakers, entrepreneurs, clergy, and culture shapers. Airing on WMAR-TV, this Emmy-nominated platform brings Baltimore stories to mainstream television — on your screen before most people even wake up. 🎙 Indigenous Series Podcast Raw. Real. Unfiltered conversations. Streaming via BMORENews and digital platforms, the Indigenous Series dives into economic empowerment, Black entrepreneurship, political strategy, faith & leadership, and community development. 🎥 Filmed at STEM CITY…

📺 Doni Glover TV Show Sundays | 5:30 AM | WMAR-TV 2 | Baltimore A weekly broadcast spotlighting Baltimore’s power players, policymakers, entrepreneurs, clergy, and culture shapers. Airing on WMAR-TV, this Emmy-nominated platform brings Baltimore stories to mainstream television — on your screen before most people even wake up. 🎙 Indigenous Series Podcast Raw. Real. Unfiltered conversations. Streaming via BMORENews and digital platforms, the Indigenous Series dives into: Economic empowerment Black entrepreneurship Political strategy Faith & leadership Community development 🎥 Filmed at STEM CITY USA Select programming is shot at STEM CITY USA — bridging innovation, technology, and media storytelling.…

(BALTIMORE – February 22, 2026) – Baltimore has always been a city of giants. From the shores of the Chesapeake to the streets of Cherry Hill, Liberty Road, Prince George’s County, and beyond — Black men and women from this region have shaped American history, often without the recognition they deserve. This Black History Month, BMORENews.com proudly honors the builders, the financiers, the organizers, the power brokers, and the institution-makers who helped define Maryland’s Black legacy. These are our giants.This is our history. Black History Month 2026 | Dr. Ella White Campbell — Drum Major for the Liberty Road Corridor (Fountain…

(RICHMOND – February 14, 2026) – My entire life centers around Black media. So when I learn that two giants in our industry are closing their doors—at least in their current form—it hits me hard. It is a blow to the spirit. But it is also a reminder: in today’s media economy, survival requires constant reinvention. In February 2026, the Richmond Free Press, a pillar of Black journalism in Virginia for more than three decades, published its final edition. Publisher Jean P. Boone, widow of founder Raymond H. Boone, wrote words that every Black publisher in America understands: “We no longer…

(RANDALLSTOWN – February 12, 2026) – It is with deep regret and profound sadness that I announce the passing of my beloved mother, Mrs. Margaret L. Jones, at the age of 90.With great sorrow but also deep gratitude to God for a life truly well lived, we share that our matriarch was called home into the loving arms of Jesus Christ on Friday, February 6.Mrs. Jones was born and raised in East Baltimore’s Oliver community, a place she loved dearly and where she spent countless hours serving her neighbors and working to improve her community. She later made her home…

Bmore We Need You! Please share  . Join The Flywire on Thanksgiving Eve and bring a TOY . Enjoy a Cocktail, tasty eats, and great music by DJ Keebee.  Happy Hour and Dinner specials.  WED NOV 26, 5P-9P Blk Swan 1302 Fleet St Harbor East Baltimore NO COVER Bring a new toy (for PreK-grade 5 students) to support Catherine’s Family and Youth Services Annual Toy Drive to help a local Baltimore elementary school. www.catherinesfamilyandyouthservices.org Happy Hour Specials —4for$40 Dinner  til 8p —$6,$8,$9,$10 Food & Drink Happy Menu til 7p The 4 for $40 special menu provides a choice of one for…

(BALTIMORE – November 18, 2025) – 8,000 Videos Strong! From East Baltimore to the Middle East to East Africa, BMORENews.com has been delivering “the news before the news” for 23 years. As we approach our 23rd Anniversary Benefit on December 4th, we want you to see what we’ve built—8,000 unique stories you won’t find anywhere else. Our Beat: Business. Politics. Community. City Hall. Annapolis. The White House. Education. Mass incarceration. Black-owned businesses. Affordable housing. Universal access to health care. That’s been the agenda from the outset. Digital Natives, Not Digital Immigrants: We’re smaller than the legacy newspapers that call Baltimore home—the…

(BALTIMORE – November 9, 2025) — The West North Avenue Development Authority (WNADA) will host a Neighborhood Planning Meeting on Saturday, November 15, 2025, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Coppin State University’s Tawes Ballroom (2500 W. North Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21216). This community-focused session will bring together residents, business owners, and stakeholders to shape a more connected, accessible, and inclusive West North Avenue corridor. The meeting will feature design concepts and intersection renderings presented by Quinn Evans Architects, showcasing ideas for improved mobility, pedestrian safety, and multimodal transportation. “Transportation is the thread that connects every aspect of community development,”…

(BALTIMORE – November 9, 2025) – When you hear “Penn-North,” what comes to mind? Be honest. There’s a pause. A look. That intersection at North Avenue—just south of Mondawmin Station, where the Freddie Gray uprising began—carries a stigma that most of Maryland would rather ignore. But here’s what the rest of the state doesn’t want to admit: Penn-North is where their kids go to die. BMORENews spoke with addictions counselor Steve Dixon, who revealed something that should alarm every family from Towson to Annapolis, from Montgomery County to the Eastern Shore. The drug unleashing havoc at Penn-North isn’t just fentanyl…

(BALTIMORE – November 2, 2025) – At 60 years old, I’ve reached another milestone. In May, I completed my Master’s in Journalism at Morgan State University. Today, I’m pursuing doctoral studies in Management and Organization at the University of Maryland’s Smith School of Business. Some people ask, “Why are you still in school?” Because the mission demands it. For over 30 years, I’ve been building platforms to amplify Black voices, celebrate Black business, and demand justice. But telling our stories isn’t enough anymore. Now, I’m equipping myself with the academic tools to document our economic power, our history, and our path…