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July 29, 2021:Garrett A. Johnson, 20, of Verona, was issued an appearance ticket for endangering the welfare of a child.August 3, 2021:Jolene E. Wheeler, 32, of Oneida, was issued appearance tickets for endangering the welfare of a child and no seatbelt (back seat passenger 4-6 y.o.a.)Samantha M. Winn, 31, of Pocono Pines PA, was issued […]

At least 226 people were enslaved at a plantation where the university now stands.

The Meadowbrook Public Library is excited to host the Library of Virginia for an engaging event for all ages on Saturday, April 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Marking

Few foundational Black communities or neighborhoods still exist in Southwest Virginia, and few Whites, at least, even remember them, according to a Virginia Tech history professor.

Glencoe Mansion, Museum & Gallery will host a panel discussion on slavery in Appalachia on Friday, Jan. 27, at 5:30 p.m. in Radford City Council Chambers, adjacent to the Glencoe

Botetourt County officials and the Historic Greenfield Preservation Advisory Council have been working together for years to develop a larger historic park to recognize the significance of the area and

Botetourt County officials and the Historic Greenfield Preservation Advisory Council have been working together for years to develop a larger historic park to recognize the significance of the area and

Botetourt County officials and the Historic Greenfield Preservation Advisory Council have been working together for years to develop a larger historic park to recognize the significance of the area and

Join the Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library as Virginia Tech Associate Professor of History Daniel Thorp discusses his new book, “In the True Blue’s Wake: Slavery and Freedom Among the Families of