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Book club meets at Historic Geneva

Pearson was the first Black woman to anchor the news in Louisville and Atlanta. She's a trailblazer who keeps giving back to the school that shaped her decades ago.

From the 1850s into the 1900s, Geneva had several public halls. There was Linden Hall, Dove Hall and Collin’s Music Hall, but have you heard of Irving Hall?

FLORENCE, S.C. (WBTW) — Friends and family from near and far gathered at Victor’s in downtown Florence to celebrate the 100th birthday of Chandler Williamson Sr. With an all-black theme attire, generations of family gathered to celebrate the momentous occasion. Although Williamson may be 100 years old, and his bones aren’t as limber as they […]

In 19th-century Geneva, Black men and women participated in events such as the Emancipation Celebrations (1840-1892), Ontario Debating Club, and the St. Phillip’s Mission Choir performances as a way to

Lecture focuses on indigenous history

Halls of the Quality Inn in New Kensington were rocked by an explosion Saturday evening. It was the inaugural Gospel Explosion, featuring nearly a dozen churches from the Alle-Kiski Valley and Pittsburgh area. The event featured 10 singers and was hosted by Shiloh Baptist Church in Brackenridge. “We do this

“Everything Rises,” by the violinist Jennifer Koh and the singer Davóne Tines, mines their experiences in the white-dominated classical music field.