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Governor tours exhibit on Daughters of Zion Cemetery
by Emily Hays | August 27, 2018
Gov. Ralph Northam highlighted his support for preserving historic African-American cemeteries for the second time in four days. Northam toured an exhibit on the Daughters of Zion Cemetery at the Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society on Monday. Last week, he visited the Tucker Family Cemetery in Hampton. “Just everything related to ...
Credit: Emily Hays, Charlottesville Tomorrow
Edwina St. Rose, a member of the Preservers of the Daughters of Zion Cemetery, explains an exhibit on the cemetery to Governor Ralph Northam while Preserver Bernadette Whitsett-Hammond and historian Jane Smith observe.
Albemarle School Board turns focus to anti-racist policy
The Daily Progress | August 26, 2018
Participants reflect on civil rights pilgrimage
The Daily Progress | August 05, 2018
Grave robbing detailed in final UVa slavery report
The Daily Progress | August 04, 2018
This is home: Community reflects on year since school closure
By Brielle Entzminger | August 03, 2018
Etched in memory: Pilgrimage to Montgomery honors local lynching victim
C-VILLE Weekly | July 18, 2018
Bread project eyed for raising student achievement
The Daily Progress | July 15, 2018
Opinion/Editorial: 29 reasons to love living in this area
Daily Progress Editorial | July 14, 2018
Residents continue to pressure Albemarle School Board over Confederate imagery
The Daily Progress | July 12, 2018
Journey begins: #cvillepilgrimage commemorates, reclaims local lynching
C-VILLE Weekly | July 07, 2018
Tim Reid, Paul Wagner among filmmakers in this year's Maupintown Film Festival
The Daily Progress | July 07, 2018
'We're taking hold of history': 1898 Albemarle lynching remembered at outset of civil rights pilgrimage
The Daily Progress | July 07, 2018
Pilgrimage to begin with film screening on lynching
By Emily Hays | July 05, 2018
Black educators share their perspectives with local teachers
The Daily Progress | June 28, 2018
$1M in Heal Charlottesville grants awarded
The Daily Progress | June 28, 2018
Group renews effort to ban Confederate imagery in Albemarle schools
The Daily Progress | June 22, 2018
Charlottesville 12 awards $5,000 scholarship
By Emily Hays | June 19, 2018
Opinion/Editorial: Student ideas on monuments show promise
Daily Progress Editorial | June 15, 2018
Teachers discuss 'retooling' education of Civil War history
The Daily Progress | June 14, 2018
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With Good Reason and Montpelier Partner in Podcast Series on the Constitution
June 14, 2018
Albemarle to join lynching remembrance project
By Emily Hays | June 06, 2018
For Zyahna Bryant, activism is more than a reaction
The Daily Progress | June 02, 2018
Albemarle County students propose ideas for new monuments
By Gracie Kreth | May 31, 2018
Fourth graders perform the founding of Jamestown through dance
By Emily Hays | May 30, 2018
Historical society starts new chapter with Daughters of Zion exhibit
By Emily Hays | May 27, 2018
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