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(WFRV) – As the NFL Draft prepares to spotlight the future of football in Green Bay, the Brown County Library ... history,” said Gilderson-Duwe. The Miracle of Green Bay banners will remain on ...

BRATTLEBORO — In 1946, World War II veteran Ernest Gibson Jr. of Brattleboro ran for governor of Vermont. His campaign focused upon making state government more responsive to the needs of its people, ...

Romeo Beckham and Kim Turnbull put on a loved-up display as they celebrated their six-month anniversary on Thursday ... as he celebrated the milestone. In the black-and-white snap, Romeo went ...

That reaction is exactly why Oregon Black Pioneers exists. “Our hope is that by letting people know that there is Black history in places ... at a different city each month at $32 per ticket ...

Benton, right, and friends at New Trinity Cemetery, circa 1948. Courtesy Fort Worth Library History Center Few Black women of Fort Worth have made history. That’s not because they didn’t have ...

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Jones hoped to make history as the first Black mayor of St. Louis to serve ... despite progressive groups pushing for Jones over the past month. In late March, 100 community organizers, activists ...

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Leaders called the order a sign of the administration’s attempts to stifle cultural spaces dedicated to preserving Black history and truths that don’t align with Trump’s political ideology.