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DALTON, Georgia — Through their sharp contrast, the photos of Hubbard Pryor tell a remarkable story about resilience.

Now, 155 years after state Sen. Benjamin Franklin Randolph was assassinated, supporters envision a restored Randolph Cemetery serving as both an outdoor classroom and park-like gateway to the capital city.

With the support of the Frank Basile Emerging Stories Fellowship, artist Manón Voice researched the rich history of the Indianapolis-based Bethel AME Church and its connections with the Underground Railroad

Yates County has always been thinly populated. In fact, its population has not wavered much over the years from the roughly 20,000 inhabitants it had when formed in 1823.

Navy Capt. Lawrence Brandon Jr., the only living member of the Cambria County Military Hall of Fame Class of 2023, not only reflected upon his own career during Saturday’s induction

Navy Capt. Lawrence Brandon Jr., the only living member of the Cambria County Military Hall of Fame Class of 2023, not only reflected upon his own career during Saturday’s induction

Years of research culminated in an emotional story about a man who went from slavery to soldier to Brunswick property owner

Expanded second annual Planes, Trains & Automobiles event at Vacaville's Rowland Freedom Center, a center for vintage aircraft, military vehicles and memorabilia, leads General Manager Paul Mirich, seeing the crowds, to ponder an even larger event in 2024.

Expanded second annual Planes, Trains & Automobiles event at Vacaville's Rowland Freedom Center, a center for vintage aircraft, military vehicles and memorabilia, leads General Manager Paul Mirich, seeing the crowds, to ponder an even larger event in 2024.

Located in Cheltenham, it was one of the top training centers for Black Union Army volunteers in free territories.