By Alexis LaRueAFRO Internalarue@afro.com Lenora Howze, longtime executive director and advertising director of AFRO News, was recently honored at a special event on March 26, celebrating her departure after more than 13 years of dedicated service. The farewell celebration served as a tribute to her impactful leadership and lasting contributions to the publication and the […]
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Associated Black Charities honors past leaders at 40th anniversary gala
Associated Black Charities (ABC) is celebrating its 40th year of service in 2025. On June 14 the organization held its annual anniversary gala, celebrating decades of impact, leadership and progress in advancing racial and economic equity.
‘Who’s Who in Black’ highlights best of Baltimore
The AFRO and Real Times Media hosted “Who’s Who in Black Baltimore” on April 9 at the Marriott Waterfront, honoring Black leaders and featuring a Lifetime Achievement Award for Dr. Thelma T. Daley. The evening included networking, awards and a commemorative coffee table book.
Enoch Pratt Free Library honors AFRO Executive Director Lenora Howze and others at annual luncheon
The Enoch Pratt Free Library hosted its second annual “Women in Workforce Luncheon” on March 19, celebrating seven influential women for their community contributions and professional achievements. The event featured empowering sessions on workplace well-being and personal growth, alongside honoring leaders like AFRO Executive Director Lenora Howze.
An AFRO salute: Denise Dorsey retires after nearly 50 years
Denise Dorsey, AFRO production manager, is retiring after 48 years of dedicated service, during which she mastered the evolutions of technology in news and publishing and became a pillar within the company.
Replay available: The AFRO returns with fourth annual Black Business Matters Expo
The AFRO is hosting the Black Business Matters Expo to celebrate and uplift small Black-owned businesses, featuring workshops, musical performances, and interviews with industry experts and emerging entrepreneurs.

