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One of Houston’s Top Family-Owned Restaurants Burns Original Bar-B-Que Awarded 10 Local Recent High School Grads with $10,000 in Scholarships

A local church is celebrating 150 years of serving the community.

The Daughters of the American Revolution hosted the annual Memorial Day Service honoring the fallen men and women who served in the U.S. armed forces.

More than 20 years have passed since I penned my first column in this space on the Voices page. Yet the message behind it remains as relevant today.

After more than 100 students took over Northwestern’s Bursar’s Office in 1968, the University made the May 4th Agreement, acknowledging activists’ demands to improve Black student life and recognizing “the importance of expanding studies of Black history and Black culture.”  On Saturday, the African American Studies department commemorated its 50th anniversary in a daylong celebration...

The former presidential candidate is the latest national figure to rally in San Antonio...

After a racially motivated mass shooting in Buffalo, NY, Black and Jewish residents in New Jersey worry their communities could be the next target.

Celebrating the Golden 50th Anniversary of Saralie Morgan as the church secretary at Second Baptist Church of Poplar Bluff, Missouri is a fitting tribute. Morgan has woven the golden thread of her life through the history of the church.

Wade Berry, pastor of Second Baptist Church in Ranger, shares four lessons he learned when his church building was destroyed by fire.

How will the younger generation, and the social justice movement, impact historic preservation?