IRONTON, Ohio (WSAZ) - Two historic sites that once served as safe havens for those escaping slavery are now officially part of the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom.

The Appalachian Freedom Heritage Tourism Initiative has reached a significant milestone in its mission to document the region’s Underground Railroad history, with an additional eight verified sites ...

Two sites in Ironton to be dedicated on Wednesday The Appalachian Freedom Heritage Tourism Initiative will be dedicating two ...

A woman died after she was hit by a vehicle Monday morning in Lancaster County, according to police. Elizabethtown police ...

Isabella Smith played three seasons at Campbell and calls Raleigh home. Layla Lamar, the daughter of Duke softball coach ...

This week, a fun run benefitting the Crozet Volunteer Fire Department, excavations on view at James Monroe's Highland and ...

The Campbell’s Co. said Monday it saw stronger sales of broth and condensed soup in its latest quarter as more Americans ...

Lynchburg City Schools’ Department of Teaching and Learning will now have two new leadership roles: director of elementary ...

One person died in a vehicle fire on U.S. 29 in Campbell County, near the U.S. 460 intersection, after a crash Monday morning, according to officials. The Virginia Department of Transportation ...

AMES — ESPN released its football power index rankings for the 2025 season, and Iowa State fans might not like what they see.

Just four teams remain in each of the sectional tournament brackets, and every team is looking to punch its ticket to Tuesday ...

In 1957, Fred Eichelman began teaching seventh-grade history in Roanoke County. He was using a shiny ... The book was "Virginia: History, Government, Geography," and it was one of a trio of ...