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The Miami Times
South Florida's oldest and largest Black newspaper, since 1923
- Since
- 1923
- Location
- Miami
- Languages
- English
Story
Since 1923, The Miami Times has been part of the week for readers across South Florida. It is the region's oldest and largest Black newspaper.
The paper was founded by the Reeves family and is still a family-owned business committed to serving the community. Each week it covers the issues that matter most to South Florida's Black community: local and national news, arts and entertainment, family life, business and faith.
Recognition
- The Black Press of America has awarded it the John B. Russwurm Trophy many times, naming it the No. 1 Black newspaper in the country
- National Newspaper Publishers Association awards include the John H. Sengstacke General Excellence Award and Ida B. Wells awards for Best News Story, Best Church Page and Best Entertainment Section
In the community
- An annual "Next Generation of Dreamers" section celebrating young adults
- An annual Gospel concert, plus symposiums and forums
Products & services
- Weekly print newspaper and digital replica edition
- Daily news at MiamiTimesOnline.com: local, Florida and national news, opinion, business, Living Black (arts, education, health, food, faith and family), sports and obituaries
- Free e-newsletter
- Print and digital subscriptions, vacation holds, newspaper dealer program
- Advertising, event promotion and legal/public notices
- Circulation office open Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Location
900 NW 54th Street, Miami, FL, 33127
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