Jamaal Abdul-Alim, "Le Quang Liem Wins 2019 World Open," US Chess Federation News/Chess Life Online, 7/8/19. A more detailed article on the event is slated to be published in the Chess Life Magazine.
KK Ottesen, "A chess master reflects on strategies and human potential," Washington Post, Style Section, 8/21/18.
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Nisa Islam Muhammad, "It's Chess Championship Time!", The Final Call, 7/1/18.
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Andria Moore, "Introduced to Chess at Age 3, Ward 7 teen now holds national ranking," The DC Line, 11/28/18. 
Tom Beckman, "Grand Prix Events/Eastern Open: Brilliancy Prize," Chess Life Magazine, March 2018 edition. Online copy with all games analyzed here and my blog about the game I played is there.
Allison Seymour, "Easterns Automotive Pay it Forward - Chess Girls DC," Fox 5 DC and Easterns Automotive, 11/20/17.
And in the "new media" category...a proud coach bragging about (and as it turned out, chronicling) students' wins on Twitter. Note: All photos posted with permission of chess parents.
I knew there was one I failed to make searchable (the Twitter version of the word "ogooglebar")! 
It turned out Twitter was very useful indeed for keeping all of my students' achievements in one place! While these are the measurable achievements, I think that many of my students have had less explicit achievements -- the effects of chess on their brain, their self-esteem, their life -- that maybe can't be measured (and I'm sure I don't even know about all of them) but that are just as (if not more) important. Whatever jobs I have done so far, they must always be filled with meaning for me. The ability to positively affect my students' lives in this small way makes me really enjoy what I do.
Lastly, just for fun (and because technically it falls under the "media" category), here I'm "playing chess" with Grandmaster Timur Gareyev aka "The Blindfold King," in a photo his friend edited for him. There weren't actually chess pieces, but then again he's the Blindfold King, and aren't we always playing (blindfold) chess anyhow?