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Wiley College Celebrates 150 Years! Wiley College will celebrate the institution's 150-year anniversary, beginning July 21, 2022. Wiley College is the nation’s…

This past Monday marked the 159th anniversary of formation of the state of West Virginia. This column focuses on what occurred after Virginia seceded from the Union until April 1862

HOLLY SPRINGS • Two Rust College seniors have been selected by the U.S. Department of Education to join the prestigious White House program.

Few things intrigue me as much as old maps, and the 1886 chart of Catawba County is no exception. Recently I came upon the copy I purchased from the Museum

May 31 1886 -- Ewha Womans University is established in Seoul on the initiative of Ma...

Against all expectations and predictions from Democrats, the Georgia primary last Tuesday went off without a hitch. Not only that, but record early-voting turnout

The town of Berlin, Maryland, will honor the Rev. Charles Tindley, "Grandfather of Gospel" and "Prince of Preachers," for his legacy.

Republicans argued that their new election law was not suppressing votes. Democrats said voters were simply overcoming new hurdles. Ultimately, it is too early to draw firm conclusions.

Gettysburg’s oldest church building and a military museum were among honorees as the borough Historic Architectural Review Board (HARB) presented preservation awards Wednesday for projects undertaken between 2018 and 2021.

Love him, or Elon Musk has his sights eternally on the stars. But don't even think for a single solitary second that he's the first of his kind...