Methodist Episcopal News Today

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How Time Flies is a daily feature looking back at Pantagraph archives to revisit what was happening in our community and region.

The Dr. John Burton family sold the Capt. Harris mansion in Kirksville on February 7, 1895, and moved to California. The buyer was Dr. Adonijah Washington (A. W.) Parrish (1851-1928) who paid $5,000 for this house and approximately one acre of land. This was considerably more than the Burtons had paid for it in 1879 which was $1,800.

Discover the heart of Baldwin at Calvary Protestant Church, a cherished haven for spiritual renewal and community solace.

  We were back in and around Palmyra today.  We filmed at the E. B. Grandin print shop, at the famed intersection that is marked by four large

Once again, the twice-yearly Grannys Attic Unique Boutique sale is this Saturday April 27, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. and Sunday April 28, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Peru Community Church

The Flint-Goodridge Hospital assured care to people of color in a time when Black people in New Orleans had otherwise limited access to medical care.

Ukiah township, located in southeastern Mendocino County, is bounded on the north by Calpella township, on the east by Lake County, on the south by Sanel township, on the west by Anderson township and for a short distance by Potter Valley on the north.

Ukiah township, located in southeastern Mendocino County, is bounded on the north by Calpella township, on the east by Lake County, on the south by Sanel township, on the west by Anderson township and for a short distance by Potter Valley on the north.

An obscure and nearly forgotten part of the local cultural heritage is the Napa County Black history.