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Sharing Our Stories: Local black leaders recall experiences
In the beginning, there was the spoken word. Long before history magazines, TV documentaries or books on Kindle, ... Read more
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Black History: Legendary jockey may have been Clark native
Kentucky is known the world over for thoroughbred horse racing, but part of its heritage that’s not well ... Read more
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Black History Month events scheduled
A pair of programs later this month will spotlight black history, both locally and on a state level. ... Read more
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What’s Happening at the Library: Celebrate Black History Month at the library
By John Maruskin Clark County Public Library This year, the library’s Black History Month displays are devoted and ... Read more
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Emmanuel keeps Chenault Bros. legacy alive
Forty-six years ago, James “J.B.” Chenault decided to strike out on his own. He had been working at ... Read more
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Memories of Tyler Banks American Legion building
When he was a young boy, Russell Taylor would hang outside of the Tyler Bank Post 204 American ... Read more
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What’s Happening at the Library: Black history on display
As you come into the Clark County Public Library lobby this month, linger there a while to look ... Read more
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Our View: Honor, celebrate black history in Clark County
More than 100 years ago, historian Carter G. Woodsen and minister Jesse E. Moorland founded the Association for ... Read more
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Cleveland: Getting involved will help close African American education gap
President Lyndon B. Johnson spoke in 1965 that all citizens have the same promise to share in freedom, ... Read more
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What’s Happening at the Library: Of Black History, baskets and photographs
By John Maruskin Clark County Public Library Thursday at 6:15 p.m., as part of the Clark County Public Library’s ... Read more