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"The history of racism is what they don't want you to know." The push to keep accurate Black history from being taught is nothing new and Michael Harriot highlights several times throughout history that anti-CRT has been the norm. 

Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series marking the 250th anniversary of Westmoreland County’s founding. Planting seeds for crops was the aim of many settlers who arrived in Westmoreland at the time of its formation as a county 250 years ago. Others were on a mission to plant

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Look into the history of Kiowa County with these amazing stories! Long Time Gone is presented by Kiowa County Healthmart.

The tragic spotlight now shining on Ohio’s “East Palestine” naturally leaves some people curious as to why it has such as unusual name. The answer is that it’s not a very unusual name at all.

East Palestine, Ohio doesn't have an unusual name at all when you consider the influence of Bible-believing, Israel-loving Christians.

Towns such as East Palestine, Ohio, were established by 19th-century religious Christian settlers; they chose those names to express their spiritual attachment to the land and people of the Bible.

East Palestine, Ohio doesn't have an unusual name at all.

Following the Civil War, Congress established what was described by late renowned historian and civil rights activist W.E.B. DuBois as one of the most “singular and interesting of the attempts

An essay by Daniel G. Clark, inspired by a Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poem and accounts of emancipation celebrations during the 1860s.