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A Lafayette High School sophomore has made it her mission to share the story of Lloyd Warner, a Black 19-year-old who was lynched by an angry mob in St. Joseph

In a town rich with African American entrepreneurs, entertainers, inventors and political leaders, celebrating Black History Month is key to highlighting stories that otherwise might go unknown, local community leaders

The 1930s brought economic uncertainty, political demagoguery and technology that connected the world more than ever.

There was only standing room at the ceremony for the unveiling of the Lloyd Warner Memorial Marker.

Residents with a passion for uplifting the past are making sure St. Joseph’s history doesn’t live only in books and museums.

Monday marks the 89th anniversary of the 1933 lynching of 18-year-old Lloyd Warner here in St. Joseph.Warner was murdered in St. Joseph by a mob of nearly 5-thousand citizens at

It's one thing to be highly ranked prospects together, there's an Everest-type mountain to clear before being one of the greatest sibling duos of all time.

It's one thing to be highly ranked prospects together, there's an Everest-type mountain to clear before being one of the greatest sibling duos of all time.

It's one thing to be highly ranked prospects together, there's an Everest-type mountain to clear before being one of the greatest sibling duos of all time.

Ceremony held to commemorate the life of Lloyd Warner Warner, a black teenager, was lynched by a white mob in November of 1933 near the intersection of 5th and Jules St. Posted: Jul 24, 2021 11:32 PM Posted By: Ron Johnson (ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) The story of Lloyd Warner is one that uncovers a dark chapter, not just in St. Joseph, but across the nation between 1865 and 1950. "We understand there were over 6,000 lynchings in the United States," Loes Hedge, committee member, St. Joseph Black Archive ...