Saturday, July 24, 2021

7/22/21 Two Leading Texas Newspapers Announce Black Women as New Top Editors

The Dallas Morning News and the Houston Chronicle both announced new editors this week -- and both are women of color. The Dallas Morning News and the Houston Chronicle are the two biggest newspapers in Texas.

The Dallas Morning News named as its Executive Editor the veteran journalist Katrice Hardy. She arrives fresh from the Indianapolis Star, which just won a Pulitzer winner for national news reporting. She starts mid-August.

The Houston Chronicle's new Executive Editor is Maria Douglas Reeve, who has been the paper's managing editor for close to two years. Reeves oversaw coverage of the COVID pandemic, the historic oil bust and the Texas blackouts — all while managing a remote staff. She has served as a Pulitzer Prize juror and has been active in the National Association of Black Journalists.
So when is the Austin Statesman going to catch up? [Checks watch.] Get with it, people!



https://www.dallasnews.com/business/local-companies/2021/07/21/dallas-morning-news-taps-26-year-veteran-as-its-next-newsroom-leader/
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/article/Maria-Reeve-named-top-editor-at-Houston-Chronicle-16327181.php

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8/28/21 Once Again, the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is a COVID19 Super-Spreader

In 2020, the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally was linked to 649 COVID19 cases in 29 states, a CDC study said. In 2021, the rally did much the same t...