Discover the inspiring story of Isaac Myers, a pioneering Baltimore caulker and advocate for union rights, who fought for ...

New York’s political class, out of step as usual with the popular mood, thinks it’s still 2017, and that its job is to ...

When Tarence Bailey Sr. received a formal memo from the Maryland National Guard declining to support a celebration for ...

Members of the Frederick Douglass R-Center Rhythm Robotics are celebrating after taking home a first-place prize in a ...

HARTWICK COLLEGE — The Yager Museum of Art & Culture, in partnership with Hartwick’s Belonging Center, will host a talk by historian Harry Bradshaw Matthews titled “Why Frederick Douglass Visited ...

On February 6, 2025, a statue of Frederick Douglass was unveiled at the Hall of Justice in Rochester. Positioned in the ...

With the Kentucky high school boys basketball playoffs fast approaching, the teams continue to fight for a strong finish. In that case, the top 25 teams in the Kentucky On3 Composite Team Rankings ...

By Bilal G. Morris, article courtesy of newsone.com “You have seen how a man was made a slave; you shall see how a slave was made a man” – Frederick Douglass.  […] ...

Garvin, a Pikeville native who played basketball and football for the Pikeville Panthers in the early 1990s, coached at the ...

The 11th Region features three ranked teams in both boys and girls basketball as postseason play begins Monday.

Exactly 130 years after Frederick Douglass’ death, the Talbot County-born abolitionist and civil rights leader was honored for his lasting impact on freedom, equality and education.

If you're looking to make plans, we've got you covered! Things To Do rounds up local events happening this week in Fall River ...