A bountiful harvest of history
Members of the Black History Preservation Project say their first Harvest of History event, held Saturday, garnered a number of significant photographs from Knox County’s past.
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Members of the Black History Preservation Project say their first Harvest of History event, held Saturday, garnered a number of significant photographs from Knox County’s past.
Members of the Black History Preservation Project hope that as families gather for Thanksgiving feasts this week, they will make time to create new memories while sifting through ones of
Jazma Sutton sits in one of the second floor study rooms inside the McGrady Brockman House, boxes and folders spread all around.
Iris Rosa’s hard-hitting, uplifting “Voyages & Journeys” thrusts us through our collective 530-year connection with Christopher Columbus in that shackling of humans and what it has imprinted upon us collectively,
Friends of the Knox County Public Library, on June 30, were awarded a Heritage Support Grant in the amount of $28,120. Funds are awarded to organizations promoting Indiana’s cultural heritage