On March 17, 2004, the Sentinel was purchased and came under the direction of real estate developer and community activistDanny Bakewell.[4] He planned to provide the diversity of thought that exists among African Americans with opinion columns and editorials. He also wanted to cover business and reach young people.[5]
Brad Pye, Jr. (born 1931), sports and managing editor city editor, columnist (Prying Pye), radio sports broadcast journalist.
Patricia "Pat" Newman (1935–1981) journalist, hostess of Pat's Points Sunday morning talk show, community activist, feminist.
David Glenn Brown (born 1954) award-winning political cartoonist, educator and publisher. NAACP Image Award 2009. Sentinel political cartoonist 2003–present[6]
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