Pioneering Collaboration: The Courier Eco Latino newspaper and Davis Broadcasting, Inc. Launch a Digital Newsletter; "The Street Committee"

In a groundbreaking partnership, The Courier Eco Latino the local Black press with nearly two decades of trusted service in the community, and Davis Broadcasting Incorporated, the prominent local Black-owned radio station, proudly unveil their latest venture: "The Street Committee." The Tri-Cities First Choice for Urban News”. This innovative newsletter aims to be the Tri-Cities' first comprehensive publication dedicated to community stories, uplifting voices, and shedding light on issues that matter most to The Black and Hispanic community.

Bridging Media for Community Impact

The Courier Eco Latino, renowned for its unwavering commitment to journalistic integrity and community-focused reporting, has been a staple for almost 19 years. The newspaper prides itself on being the voice of the underrepresented, spotlighting stories that are often overlooked by mainstream media. By working consistently to push narratives that empower, its legacy is one of resilience and dedication.

Davis Broadcasting Incorporated, the powerhouse behind influential radio programming for the past 38 years is celebrated for connecting with audiences through engaging shows, music, and community outreach. Their six different local formats, Urban, Urban AC, Inspirational, Southern Soul, Top 40 and Sports have been an essential platform for discourse, providing a pulse on the city's heartbeat and consistently championing issues pertinent to the Black and Hispanic community.

By combining forces, these two pillars of the media landscape seek to cultivate a new platform that further amplifies their reach and impact.

Introducing "The Street Committee" The Tri-City's First Choice For Urban News

"The Street Committee" aspires to be more than just a newsletter. It is envisioned as a forum where every voice can find its audience and where local stories receive the acknowledgment they deserve. The publication will cover a wide array of topics, including but not limited to:

• Community Highlights: Celebrating local heroes, businesses, and events.
• Public Affairs: Deep dives into policies and issues affecting the Tri-Cities.
• Arts and Culture: Showcasing the vibrancy of local talent, from visual arts to music.
• Opinion Pieces: Providing a platform for residents to share their thoughts and feelings on various matters.
  

 A Shared Vision for the Future

Janell Williams, Editor-in-Chief of The Courier Eco Latino Newspaper, shared her enthusiasm: "This collaboration is a testament to our shared vision of fostering a well-informed and cohesive community. 'The Street Committee' will be a beacon for stories often left untold, and we're thrilled to embark on this journey with Davis Broadcasting."

Geniece Granville, Vice President/General Manager of Davis Broadcasting Incorporated, echoed the sentiments: "For years, our radio waves have carried the stories and voices of our community. This new venture will allow us to capture those narratives in print, creating a legacy of recorded history for future generations."

Bringing the Community Together

At its core, "The Street Committee" is about connection. By blending the strengths of print and radio, the newsletter aims to create a dynamic, multi-platform conversation. This collaboration promises to extend beyond the pages and airwaves, featuring interactive community events, live discussions, and digital forums to engage a wider audience.

Looking Ahead

As "The Street Committee" prepares for its inaugural issue, both The Courier Eco Latino and Davis Broadcasting, Inc. are eager to hear from the community. Suggestions for stories and feedback will be crucial in shaping a newsletter that truly represents the Tri-Cities' diverse voices.In conclusion, the collaboration between The Courier Eco Latino Newspaper and Davis Broadcasting Incorporated marks a significant milestone in local media history. With "The Street Committee," they are setting the stage for a new era of inclusive, community-focused storytelling, ensuring that every voice is heard and every story is told.

The street committee newsletter will be available on The Courier Eco Latino and Davis Broadcasting, Inc.’s websites and, when you subscribe, sent to you at no cost weekly by email. We currently have over 11,000 subscribers. Don’t be left out.