Virginia City’s boom in the later half of the nineteenth century brought some of Nevada’s early Black residents to the ...

Washington-on-the-Brazos birthed a nation in 1836 and now it's being reborn with a $54 million renovation that will change ...

The Brattleboro Historical Society does many things. It produces a quarterly newsletter, sorts and categorizes documents, ...

Dating back to 1881, the Copper Queen Building started as a cargo platform, where local farmers would bring their goods.

Residents are keeping their eyes out for two war memorial plaques stolen from Bethesda Lutheran Church's memorial park in ...

K9 Hurricane, a 16-year-old Belgian Malinois who was the most decorated dog in U.S. history, has passed away. “As much as we knew this time was coming there was no way to prepare. We miss him so much.

Grassroots Books is alive with the low hum of readers browsing, the occasional exclamation of someone finding a long-sought-after title, and the gentle rustle of pages being turned. It’s like a ...

Judge John Hancock kept his half-brothers in bondage until Juneteenth in 1865. He educated his own half-Black son who became ...

But the new addition to the National Register of Historic Places isn't the only landmark that reminds Reno of the cultural and political significance of Northern Nevada's Black community.

Reno held a celebration Wednesday in City Plaza to honor Black History Month and Kenny Dalton, one of Reno's first Black firefighters and longtime civic leader who died last month. City Manager ...

most recently with the Reno Historical Society. Now, she covers food and drink news for us. Check out her list of openings, closures and other news that will probably make you hungry in Taste of the ...