Miami Herald Editor Heading to Broward Times

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Bennett

Another Miami Herald guy is heading to the Broward County's top black newspaper. Brad Bennett, an daytime assignment editor in Broward, has given his notice at the newspaper. His last day will be April 13, according to sources. The former Fort Lauderdale city beat reporter's new job: Editor-in-Chief of the Broward Times.

Wow. This on the heels of the news that former Miami Herald VP and general counsel Robert Beatty is buying the newspaper. Things are happening over there. I called columnist Elgin Jones to get the scoop and all he would say was to wait, more news coming. To quote our fine and upstanding commander-in-chief, bring it on.

Congratulations, Mr. Bennett.