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Here are three previously covered stories that elevated the voices of the Black American experience in Ouachita Parish.

Your Monday morning dose of New York Mets and MLB news, notes, and links.

The Robert R. McCormick House at Cantigny Park resumes its Headlines from History series with a presentation by the authors of "Chili Dog MVP: Dick Allen, the 72 White Sox, and a Transforming Chicago."

The world of baseball history is Lutzke’s passion and he hopes to expand the legacy of Adrian’s Page Fence Giants team.

A small story about a great man at the peak of his fame

You may not know the name Hilton Smith, but hes a key figure in baseball history. Smith helped Jackie Robinson break MLBs color barrier.

Before Jackie Robinson was a Brooklyn Dodger in 1947, he was a Kansas City Monarch in 1945

Richard, Venus & Serena Williams Could have possibly emerged from the Black Community of Orange Mound in Memphis, Racism would have prevented their emergence

Before the first National Negro League was formed in 1920, Black baseball teams were making substantial strides to grow their popularity across the country. One of those teams is not widely regarded in the history books, possibly because it was only around for four years, but the legacy of the

The Page Fence Giants only existed for four years, but they were one of the most dominant Black baseball teams of all time. Founded in 1894 in Adrian, Michigan, by Bud Fowler and Grant “Home Run” Johnson because of the color barrier, the Giants won over 100 games in each