Monuments Project News Today

Louise Bethune was the first woman to found her own architectural firm in 1881, and was the first admitted to a professional architecture group, the Chicago-based Western Association of Architects.

New grant awarded allows Denver to promote community and historic arts with community engagement session on April 10th

Denver Arts & Venues is calling for proposals for a comprehensive audit of the Civic Center Park monuments. The initiative aims to evaluate the historical and cultural significance of the park's monuments.

Business and nonprofit related briefs, taken from press releases submitted from around the Upstate.

SENECA — A trail project that intends to preserve black history in the neighboring communities of Oconee and Pickens counties is currently in the design phase.

Eleven companies, including four local businesses, applied to be community facilitator for Asheville's Boosting the Block project.

The DNR is rebuilding the Father Marquette National Memorial in St. Ignace. The exhibits, art work and signage will focus on the area’s rich Native American culture and history.

The DNR, Michigan tribes and other entities are working together to plan a new inclusive and historically accurate memorial.

"The pinecones are like a rose," JC Laravie said. "But even more beautiful is the cause behind it."

"The pinecones are like a rose," JC Laravie said. "But even more beautiful is the cause behind it."