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Cleveland Floyd Jr. and Willie Palmore were among the more than one million Black Americans who served during World War II, risking their lives to defend a country that still

Cleveland Floyd Jr. and Willie Palmore were among the more than one million Black Americans who served during World War II, risking their lives to defend a country that still

Cleveland Floyd Jr. and Willie Palmore were among the more than one million Black Americans who served during World War II, risking their lives to defend a country that still

Addressing inequality served as inspiration for NaLonai Tisingers winning essay in The Tribune-Democrats Black History Month contest.

HARTSVILLE, S.C. – Sephira Bailey-Shuttlesworth, the widow of the late Civil Rights leader the Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, visited Hartsville’s Jerusalem Baptist Church Monday to serve as the keynote speaker at

Johnstown residents rang in the New Year with prayers to end violence and resolutions to make the city a better place on Sunday evening at the Celebration Johnstown event.

One by one, the names of Cambria County’s Black military personnel who served during the Korean War and Vietnam War eras were read aloud during Johnstown’s Juneteenth event on Monday.

One by one, the names of Cambria County’s Black military personnel who served during the Korean War and Vietnam War eras were read aloud during Johnstown’s Juneteenth event on Monday.

Dec 24, 2020 Among the participants on the Words of Comfort virtual prayer service on Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020, were (clockwise from top left) Pastor Johnny Bayush, the Rev. Reginald Floyd, Pastor Jayne Byler and Rachel Allen.Randy Griffith Pastor Johnny Bayush, of Flood City Church in Richland Township, admitted it’s difficult to find a holiday message with the surge in COVID-19 illness and death peaking at Thanksgiving and Christmas. “These are supposed to be the seasons of joy and ...

You do not need to be a Facebook user to view the live stream. "Christmas is normally a time of joyful, in-person celebration with family and friends," said Rachel Allen, an In This Together Cambria organizer. "But this 2020 holiday season looks very different because of the pandemic. "So many people have lost someone they love to the virus and we all have been personally impacted by not being able to gather and celebrate as we normally do," she said. In This Together Cambria volunteer Shelley ...