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ARKANSAS A-Z: Sweet Home community endures; home to many notables | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

ARKANSAS A-Z: Sweet Home community endures; home to many notables | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The small, rural community of Sweet Home is a majority-Black community in Pulaski County. Of more than two dozen communities in Arkansas named Sweet Home to have obtained a post office (on May 29, 1877), this is the only community to have maintained it to the present.

100 Years Ago: January 10, 2024 - Vimarsana News

100 Years Ago: January 10, 2024

100 years ago today, the memorial statue of Daniel S. Dickinson, Broome County's noted Civil War statesman, is now being cast at a foundry in New York City.

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Leaders and legacies: The rich history of those buried at Greenlawn Cemetery - Vimarsana News

Leaders and legacies: The rich history of those buried at Greenlawn Cemetery

In a nearly forgotten area along the banks of the White River in downtown Indianapolis lay buried gems of the past. These gems are the human remains of notable leaders who lived extraordinary lives, including the first Black landowner in Indiana.

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Leaders and legacies: The rich history of those buried at Greenlawn Cemetery - Vimarsana News

Leaders and legacies: The rich history of those buried at Greenlawn Cemetery

In a nearly forgotten area along the banks of the White River in downtown Indianapolis lay buried gems of the past. These gems are the human remains of notable leaders who lived extraordinary live

Governor during World War I also ran a casket company in St. Louis: Frederick D. Gardner - Vimarsana News

Governor during World War I also ran a casket company in St. Louis: Frederick D. Gardner

Frederick Dozier Gardner was a St. Louisan who ran a casket company and as the state governor, improved its financial standing.