February is Black History Month, and that means it's a great time to take stock of some of the Black creators who have helped ...

The Virginia Festival of the Book is asking all attendees this year to reserve their seats in advance to keep track of ...

It would be another 26-41 years before the segregated system would begin to catch up; through perseverance and leadership ...

First Thursday Art Walk, March 6 | 5-8 pm | Free to the public: Mark your calendars for the March First Thursday Art Walk! The Customs House Museum offers free admission during the First Thursday Art ...

Transit tips, talking points and more SEPTA and NJ Transit service will be drastically different than usual this morning.

Rep. Ayanna Pressley and Sen. Cory Booker renew the push for reparations, a Detroit mother’s tragic loss highlights America’s housing crisis and more—here’s what you may have missed this week.

What started as a one-summer program was stretched into two summers and is now being folded into Unit 5's existing summer school structure because the demand has been so great.

Before local and school celebrities took time out of their day to read stories to classes at Wildwood School this week, two ...

The community and local organizations came together to celebrate black history and its importance at the Tuscaloosa Public Library Weaver-Bolden branch.

Gary Hogan wants you to know that while the Elks’ light may be temporarily dimmed due to the sale and demolition of their ...

Here, MassLive is highlighting 10 people — including educators, artists, businesspeople and advocates — identified for their ...

For kids in the Pine Belt, Rochelle Dahmer packs a lot of that history detailing the life and legacy of Vernon Dahmer Sr. in a children’s book, titled “If You Don’t Vote, You Don’t Count.” ...