Cincinnati’s Black newspaper hits pause, vows a big comeback

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The Cincinnati Herald, the city’s longest-running African American newspaper, has temporarily stopped publishing while its leadership retools how the paper runs. Publisher Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney had a blunt message for readers and advertisers: “We’re not going anywhere.”

According to WKRC Local 12, Kearney said in a text message that the paper is “working on a new business model — hybrid of print and electronic” and that “lots of ideas have come in and it’s all very exciting.” She has not said when new content will start appearing again.

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