HIGH POINT — The High Point Museum is shining a spotlight on “The Negro Motorist Green Book” and its significance in Guilford County and North…
Do you have old photos of parades, businesses, church or recreational activities along East Market Street? Please share them with us via https…
At 96, Morrow had been the last survivor of the 44-member B-1 U.S. Navy Band, formed during World War II. The other remaining member, Simeon H…
The Historic Magnolia House will launch a fundraising campaign to reopen the Green Book site as an inn this fall.
The general consensus is that honey buns were introduced in 1954.
"If what was supposed to happen did happen, it would not have been allowed to be torn down," said Mebane Ham, who lives nearby.
In Jewish homes across the Triad starting Saturday at sundown, Passover traditions will continue with song and games, storytelling and interac…
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They served as spies and pilots, educators and politicians. Many were the first in that role in North Carolina, and sometimes beyond.
Until recently, they remained largely closed, except for those that were able to shift their focus to fall under business categories that were…
In 1963, Walter McLaughlin and many others were arrested for protesting. But it's what McLaughlin did after he was arrested that earned his pl…
In honor of Presidents Day this year, we take a look at some of the visits presidents have made to Guilford County over the years.
Some teachers and students say North Carolina's social studies standards are written in such a way that it makes it easy for schools to ignore…
A closer look at some of the people with Guilford County ties who left their mark on history.
A few of the seminal moments and notable people who helped weave the area’s social fabric.
Newspaper photographer Jack Moebes captured the first image of the Greensboro Four, striding down the sidewalk outside the Woolworth store on …
The story of how this preacher's daughter from Greensboro would become the first Black woman to practice law in North Carolina is one everyone…
Harry Thetford is the Detachment 260 Historian. Contact him at htolharry@gmail.com or 336-707-8922.
The Magnolia's history as a motel is well known. What's not known is a history preceding that.
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A look back at the Trump Plaza, in Atlantic City, through the years by photographers at the Press of Atlantic City.
U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew's political career has taken him from Dennis Township dentist to state legislator known to vote against his party to t…
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