A Note from the Publisher-Echoes of Resilience: How Our Stories Continue to Thrive and Amplify
- Yanice Y. Jackson
- Oct 12
- 2 min read
The Chronicle News launches its next chapter — expanding across Michigan and beyond with new partnerships, a fresh digital home, and the same mission to meet people where they are and lift every voice.
For nearly four decades, The Chronicle News has been more than a publication — it’s been a mirror of our communities, a bridge between generations, and a voice for those too often overlooked.
This October, we’re turning the page with the launch of our new and improved website, updated media kits, and a renewed commitment to our mission: connecting communities, celebrating culture, and empowering change through the power of storytelling.
Across Michigan, and now reaching nationwide ,The Chronicle Media Group continues to grow with new partnerships, expanded distribution, and a recently completed circulation audit confirming our reach and credibility. We’re also deepening our connection with the next generation by engaging college-age readers and elevating HBCU culture, entrepreneurship, and local pride.
We are in the business of storytelling, meeting people where they are, bridging the gap between print and digital, legacy and innovation. Through our printed publication, digital editions, official website, social media platforms, YouTube channel, FM radio show, podcast, and newsletter, we’re amplifying voices that deserve to be heard and stories that deserve to be told.
Our vision is simple yet bold:To be Michigan’s leading source of local news and storytelling, a catalyst for positive change, inspiring informed citizens and fostering a more connected, compassionate, and empowered community.
This new chapter honors our past while embracing the promise of what’s next. Whether in print, online, or on the air, The Chronicle Media Group will continue doing what we do best, telling stories that move people, connect cities, and build legacy.
In the business of storytelling, connecting communities and celebrating legacy since 1986.
Yours in service,
Yanice Y. Jackson
Publisher, The Chronicle News
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