Jonathan Shead is a Staff Reporter at Farmington Press. He covers a diverse range of topics including beauty and fashion, food and beverages, and social issues, with a particular focus on Michigan and Detroit. Jonathan's work has also been featured in NewsBreak, highlighting his commitment to exploring culture and society through his reporting.
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Jonathan Shead's coverage focuses heavily on local events, holidays, and community-related topics in Michigan and Detroit. He is particularly interested in cultural and entertainment news related to the region. When reaching out to him, consider pitching stories that cover local events, festivals, art exhibitions, or community initiatives within Detroit and Michigan.
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Historian and New York Times bestselling author Jemar Tisby talks about his new book and the connection between Black activism and the Black church.
Black Reading Month encourages readers to explore literary works by Black authors and gain a deeper understanding of Black experiences and perspectives.
One Detroit explores Keep Growing Detrot's efforts to provide access to locally grown fruits and vegetables to Detroiters and support urban Black farmers.
September is Black Reading Month Co-Founder Malik Yakini talks about the observance’s 45-year history, its goals and literacy issues in America.
The 5th annual Detroit Black Film Festival returns Sept. 25-29. This year's festival will be hosted alongside the Taste of Black Spirits National Conference.
NAMI Michigan's Kevin Fischer discusses statewide efforts to combat the stigmas and myths around mental illness during National Suicide Prevention Month.
By: Jonathan Shead
The revival of Detroit's Avenue of Fashion. Chef Leo Chen shares his Three Cup Chicken recipe. Plus, ways to spend the last days of summer this weekend.
A surge of new restaurants and specialty shops have filled vacant storefronts in Detroit's Avenue of Fashion and many of them are Black-owned businesses.
As a chef, Leo Chen has become known for his Meogjia pop-up events in the Ann Arbor area, but his go-to dish, Three Cup Chicken, has a personal history.
The near century-old monument of Italian poet Dante Alighieri has been restored. One Detroit's Will Glover attended the unveiling on Belle Isle in Detroit.
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