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The U.S. — Colorado included — is dotted with former "sundown towns" where people of color suffered myriad degradations: from restaurants, hotels and gas stations declining to serve travelers to neighborhoods rallying against potential homeowners with melanin.

An area man was arrested this week after allegedly fleeing from sheriff’s deputies for the second time in just over a month.

The U.S. – Colorado included – is dotted with former "sundown towns" where people of color suffered myriad degradations: from restaurants, hotels and gas stations declining to serve travelers to neighborhoods rallying against potential homeowners with melanin.

The Russellville Planning and Development Department will be hosting their first Community Revitalization Project on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in the Circle Drive neighborhood.

Readers offer their opinions on the recent federal Conservative Party convention and an access road leading to Circle Drive in Saskatoon.

Sundown towns are broadly defined as "cities, towns, counties, even whole subregions that for decades were all-white on purpose," according to Tougaloo College

Sundown towns are broadly defined as "cities, towns, counties, even whole subregions that for decades were all-white on purpose," according to Tougaloo College

Twenty-two people were indicted by the September term of the Hancock County grand jury, including several who allegedly stole money or goods from their workplaces, Hancock County Prosecutor Steven F. Dragisich reports. Grand jurors ordered 46-year-old Greggory A. Brousseau, 1257 township Road 152, Rayland, to stand trial on charges of entry of a building other […]

The revered Canadian architect, who died this month at 93, helped redefine Saskatoons relationship with the South Saskatchewan River.

NEW CUMBERLAND — Twenty-two people were indicted by the September term of the Hancock County grand jury, including three people who allegedly stole money or g