The Untold Story About Ted Strong, Jr. Now in Paperback
Ted Strong, Jr.: The Untold Story of an Original Harlem Globetrotter and Negro Leagues All-Star is now available in paperback. You can purchase the paperback or Ebook editions online at www.bloomsbury.com or from Amazon at www.tedstrongjr.com. And just in case you haven't heard, after more than 70 years, the Major Leagues Baseball organization finally recognized the Negro Leagues as an official Major Leagues organization and include the records of men like Ted Strong, Jr., Co
Aurora Residents Launch Effort To Move City From 'Strong Mayor' Form of Government to 'City Manager'...
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An Outstanding TMSG Moment!!! Congratulations Clayton Muhammad on Your New Appointment
Clayton Muhammad has been named the new Vice President of Community Engagement & External Affairs for Waubonsee Community College
Alpha's Annual Scholarship Gala Another Big Success!
Hundreds of guests attended Alpha Phi Alpha Mu Mu Lambda Annual Scholarship Gala on April 11th at The Carlisle in Lombard, IL. This year was the 50th anniversary of the chapter's charter.
TMSG Publisher Nearing Completion of New Book: "African Americans in Aurora, IL: 1921-1960
The task of writing what it was like for African Americans growing up in Aurora, IL began a number of years ago. After numerous interviews of Aurora African Americans and combing through the microfilm of Beacon-News papers from 1921-1960, Sherman Jenkins has entered the writing stage for his second book: "African Americans in Aurora, IL: 1921-1960. "It's been a labor of love," said Jenkins. "However, I am still hoping to have other African Americans to step forward and allow
TMSG's Historical Photograph Moments
African Americans history outside the City of Chicago is rich and deep. TMSG is launching this segment to acknowledge the depth of involvement by African Americans in this vast Northern Illinois area.
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They Have Stepped On Up A Little Higher...
Ms. Hatti Johnson was a long-time supporter of TMSG. Rest in peace Hatti. Your kindness and support sustained TMSG. One of the founding members of the Quad County African American Chamber of Commerce, Larry Thomas, LT, as he was often called, made some of the best rib tips and catfish this side of the Mississippi! Beloved husband, father, Uncle, brother and friend to many in the Aurora area.
