NEWS ABOUT DALLAS WEEKLY

• 06.01.2021 – The Dallas Mavericks and Hennessy partner to support the Dallas Weekly and other local black-owned businesses.

• 05.26.2021- NBC highlights the Dallas Weekly in its efforts to produce its future editions as NFTs.

• 05.17.2021 – The Dallas Weekly Partners with Michael Clayton Productions for Summer Concert Series

• 05.07.2021- CEO and Co-Publisher Patrick Washington is featured on the Branded Buzz for expert advice on branded content. 

• 04.26.2021- The Dallas Weekly wins Best Contest with the Local Media Association

• 04.19.2021- The Dallas Weekly is a Work of Art

• 04.06.2021- The Dallas Weekly and Mark Cuban Companies announces winners of “Business is Black!” Campaign

• 03.08.2021- The Dallas Weekly has been selected for the Branded Content Project.

 

 

• 03.02.2021 –The Dallas Weekly Didn’t Miss a Beat After It Was Vandalized

 

• 02.08.2021 – The Dallas Weekly Announces Partnership with MCC to Offer Unique Marketing Opportunity for Black Enterprises

 

 

• 02.01.2021- Black History Lives at The Dallas Weekly

 

• 12.21.2020- Our picks for the top 10 collaborative journalism projects of 2020

• 12.11.2020- The Dallas Weekly Welcomes Logan Landers as Social Media Manager

• 10.12.2020 – The Dallas Weekly Wins Big with Best of Black Dallas 2020

 

• 09.18.2020 – The Dallas Weekly Welcomes Alexis Grace as Digital Content Manager

 

• 09.07.2020– The Dallas Weekly Announces Collaboration with Dallas Free Press

 

• 07.09.2020 – The Dallas Weekly is teaming up with Mark Cuban Companies in an advertising campaign

• 04.07.2020 – 400 Local Newsrooms Receive Grants to Support Coronavirus Work

• 01.06.202o- Nick Charles becomes LMA’s full-time managing director for Word in Black

 

 

• 09.25.19 – The Atlanta Voice, The Dallas Weekly, New York Amsterdam News, Houston Defender, The Washington Informer to be pilot partners; first stand-alone project for LMA accelerator

• 08.10.18 – Meet The Black Press (NNPA Podcast) EP003 – James Washington of The Dallas Weekly

• 04.08..16 – This 33-Year-Old is Delivering a Legacy Paper For the Next Generation

 

• 09.11.15 – A New Day For the Dallas Weekly – The next generation strives to keep the African-American newspaper relevant.