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Scott Talley

Detroit

Neighborhood Reporter at Detroit Free Press

Neighborhoods reporter & native Detroiter who studied @michiganstateu. I love capturing beauty across #Detroit. Blessed to capture that beauty @Freep. Go Green!

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  • 1 week ago | freep.com | Scott Talley

    Allen "Jocko" Hughes' late wife Sunbeam Hughes was the Saint Martin de Porres High School principal. And his children also have been successful. But by helping people, Hughes has been a winner, too. It was the summer of 1999 and the national sports world was becoming familiar with a name that Detroiters had known for decades — Allen “Jocko” Hughes.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Scott Talley

    It was the summer of 1999 and the national sports world was becoming familiar with a name that Detroiters had known for decades — Allen “Jocko” Hughes. At the time, news media outlets from across the country were searching for answers to explain why future Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders had suddenly retired from professional football after 10 superlative seasons with the Detroit Lions.

  • 3 weeks ago | freep.com | Scott Talley

    During the 1950s, one Detroit church provided a space for Paul Robeson to sing and heard lectures from W.E.B. DuBois during a time when the two, multitalented activists were labeled “un-American” by some for the uncompromising stances they took against inequalities in America. The same Detroit church, through its ministries, led civil and equal rights efforts to organize Ford Motor Co.'s United Automobile Workers.

  • 3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Scott Talley

    During the 1950s, one Detroit church provided a space for Paul Robeson to sing and heard lectures from W.E.B. DuBois during a time when the two, multitalented activists were labeled “un-American” by some for the uncompromising stances they took against inequalities in America. The same Detroit church, through its ministries, led civil and equal rights efforts to organize Ford Motor Co.'s United Automobile Workers.

  • 3 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Scott Talley

    In a family that produced multiple athletic standouts, none were better than the late Sam Edwards, says his son Stan Edwards. And when Stan Edwards talks about the athletes in his family, the native Detroiter is not talking about just any family that participated in sports.

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Scott A Talley
Scott A Talley @STalleyFreep
6 Aug 24

https://t.co/xu7XWDnAIj I just had to let everyone know that exceptional young lady who visited the DIA is now a chess master. Please see the following link to learn more. https://t.co/PM2RtEWjK2

Scott A Talley
Scott A Talley @STalleyFreep
3 Sep 23

I hate that there are homeless veterans in America, but thankful that in our city we have the Michigan Veterans Foundation, which is helping homeless veterans daily at the Detroit Veterans Center. https://t.co/yY5N2RWKeN

Scott A Talley
Scott A Talley @STalleyFreep
29 Jul 23

I smile every time I see the Comcast commercial highlighting seniors in Detroit, particularly the genuine joy shown by SaTrice Coleman Betts of the St. Patrick Senior Center. https://t.co/abhYPUOvKl It's the same wonderful SaTrice we highlighted in 2022. https://t.co/1IraW2VXma