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Excavation of graves begins at University of Richmond

The university has known since 2020 that its campus on the city s western edge is home to a cemetery of enslaved workers.

Granite Community Foundation unearths lost community legacy in South Side | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA

Bridget Blake and Katrina Clarke are on a mission to preserve their family history and honor their ancestors buried in Green Cemetery located in the Granite community near what is now Stratford Hills in Richmond’s South Side.

Marion moves to make Mountain Dew mark

The designation could mean visitors and dollars to the community as well as finally getting historic credit for the citrus-flavored, carbonated drink that is today a $9 billion global brand.

Marion moves to make Mountain Dew mark

MARION — The town and the commonwealth want to make their claim of being the home of Mountain Dew official.

Marion move to make Mountain Dew mark

MARION — The town and the commonwealth want to make their claim of being the home of Mountain Dew official.

Southwest Virginia town wants to set the record straight on Mountain Dew's origin

The town of Marion has long claimed to be the birthplace of the popular soft drink. Now it wants to make that claim official.

Digging into Native American History - New Hampshire Magazine

State Archaeology Program Field School has students excavate the past by digging to discover objects from about 3,000 years ago

After years of debate, Charlottesville chooses a new sign to commemorate Court Square slave trade

The Nightmare on Wilton Place reaches a happy ending : Larchmont Chronicle