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First Baptist Church on East Eighth Street was founded in 1866 with a flurry of prayers, songs and a celebration of spiritual and political freedom under the leadership of Chaplain Van Horne.

With help from another nonprofit, a music school that serves Black and low-income students and has deep roots in St. Paul has locked down the land it needs for a new facility on Marshall Avenue.

The project found that areas just outside downtown Nashville are some of the most exposed and vulnerable to extreme heat, the maps show.

Historic Helena Walking Tours are coming back this summer to provide an interactive history of the Capital City.

Model Cities is providing the funding to purchase the former Wilder Foundation site.

During the tumultuous 1960s and '70s, Jennie Watkins Horne advocated for the people of New Bedford on issues such as housing and education.

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Flanner House continues building on the vision and legacy of Cleo Blackburn by adding needed services such as a grocery store, farm and bookstore.

Marion Garmel, who chronicled Indianapolis art and theater scene for decades, died in her home on Oct. 22, 2022.

In one of the citys poorest neighborhoods, activists are forming a collective to spur affordable housing development.