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Black History Month Your Community Bulletin Board For Northwest Indiana USMC Vietnam Veteran Owned CRPubNWI.com Like CR Publications on February 15, 2018 Over 14,000 in Circulation Black History Month As part of this year’s celebration, phenomenal individuals in media/entertainment were recognized. Andre Montgomery, Accomplished Artist, John J. Watkins, Photographer with The Times Newspaper, Jordan Beasley, PR/Communications Associate with the Windy City Bulls, Jamahl L. King, CEO of S.T.E.P.S. Event Planning Firm, Rev. C.N. Maxx Frank, Grammy nominated Gospel Musician, Producer, Singer and Songwriter, Johnnie “Smurf” Smith, Grammy nominated Musician, Songwriter, Producer, Pianist, Organist and Musical Director, Crystal Taliefero, American Multi-Instrumentalist and Vocalist, and Jeffrey W. Morrow, Accomplished Singer, Voice-over artist, Arranger, Voice Coach, Producer and Contractor. These individuals were honored because of their stellar accomplishments, achievements and successes. 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