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Restored Santa Fe Trail pioneer headstone to return home - Vimarsana News

Restored Santa Fe Trail pioneer headstone to return home

The historic headstone commemorating Kate Kingsbury is ready for reinstalling at the Odd Fellows Cemetery off Cerrillos Road.

19th century homestead demolished to make way for Norway housing cooperative - Vimarsana News

19th century homestead demolished to make way for Norway housing cooperative

The Whitman Street property, vacant and crumbling for the last several years, will be redeveloped as a 12-18 unit affordable housing cooperative.

'Piccolo' Jones cut Edison cylinders in 1893 - Vimarsana News

'Piccolo' Jones cut Edison cylinders in 1893

As this is Black History Month, with a nod to our generation’s Grammy Award-winning rapper-singers Andre 3000 (who plays more than a dozen flutes) and Lizzo (who is a classically

An Auburn Avenue building constructed in the tumult of 1912 is being renovated today as a "symbol of redemption" - Vimarsana News

An Auburn Avenue building constructed in the tumult of 1912 is being renovated today as a "symbol of redemption"

The Odd Fellows Building was suggested by Black newspaper editor Benjamin J. Davis (1870-1945), designed by white Atlanta architect William A. Edwards (1866-1939) and built by Robert E. Pharrow, owner of an African-American construction company. Despite the Jim Crow era, the two men, Black and white, worked side by side toward completing the structure. 

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Celebrating diversity: Charner Hawkins - Vimarsana News

Celebrating diversity: Charner Hawkins

Editor's Note: February is Black History Month. To celebrate the history of those with ties to our county, the Daviess County Museum has created biographies of several Black residents who