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Deming: Why five tops three, but it won't be easy Dan Deming Reno County Commissioners are again looking at expanding to five rather than three members. That's good news for those believing in better government, more ideas and improved representation. Getting that question passed by voters may take more time, however, than voting this November. Placing the proposition on the 2022 general election ballot, when far more voters go to the polls, is probably a better idea. It would give more opportunity for a thorough study of the challenging re-alignment of commission districts to meet state l...

Terry Meyers, retired English professor of College of William and Mary, discovered that the building once housed the Bray School, a school for Black children in the 1760s. WILLIAMSBURG – Beginning in 1760, two dozen or so enslaved and free Black children attended school each day in a small two-story cottage in Williamsburg, a location suggested by Benjamin Franklin. They learned the tenants of Christianity, reading, proper behavior and why they should accept enslavement. Thanks to a retired College of William & Mary professor and a series of archeological tests, Colonial Williamsburg ...

A discovery on campus:  William & Mary and the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation jointly announced in a Feb. 25 press release that the building at 524 Prince George St. contains the original structure of the Bray School, where free and enslaved Black children were educated from 1760 to 1765.  Illustration of front-page news story Photo - of - by staff |  March 8, 2021 Prince George House is perhaps the most inconspicuous building on a picturesque campus, but for a week or s...

While still open, Duke of Gloucester Street won't look as historic as usual.