Delaware Black
Wilmington, Delaware, United StatesEnglishServing as a vital digital hub for the state’s African American community, this platform chronicles news, events, and cultural milestones while fostering professional networking and civic engagement. It distinguishes itself as a comprehensive resource that highlights local Black history and current achievements, bridging the gap between underserved populations and essential regional information.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN DELAWARE
Dominated heavily by a single major northern daily and a network of smaller coastal weeklies, the local newspaper market reflects distinct geographic divides. The Gannett-owned News Journal in Wilmington operates as the largest statewide publication, maintaining the highest daily circulation. Downstate, the Delaware State News in Dover serves as a rare non-profit daily covering the capital region, while the locally owned Cape Gazette focuses on the southern beach communities. Specialized publications like Hoy En Delaware and Delaware Black provide dedicated reporting for the Hispanic and African-American demographic groups, respectively. Paperboy indexes 18 Delaware newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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