Civil War

The N.C. History Center on the Civil War, Emancipation & Reconstruction is hosting a two-day symposium for educators in Greensboro this week. It will feature discussions about what the Civil War and Reconstruction eras were like in the Piedmont, and strategies for teaching about them to middle and high school students.

The statue of a Confederate soldier that stood in downtown Winston-Salem for more than a century has a new home 40 miles south of the city following protests, dismantling and a lengthy storage period.

Gaston County signed off on a plan this week to relocate a century-old Confederate monument. It's the latest in a movement across the country and here in…

A new poll from Elon University finds most people surveyed want to keep Confederate monuments in public spaces. Two-thirds of respondents said that the…

A North Carolina city removed a Confederate statue Tuesday from the grounds of an old courthouse, a rare move in a state where such monuments are largely…

Updated 11:30 a.m. Judge Stanley Allen denied the United Daughters of the Confederacy's plea Thursday afternoon at an unscheduled meeting. The UDC was…

The icy weather didn't keep away supporters and protestors of the Confederate monument in downtown Winston-Salem Sunday. The city has ordered the United…

The board that oversees North Carolina's public university system will take more time to study what to do with a toppled confederate monument known as…

A minister and descendant of Robert E. Lee in North Carolina has quit his job, resigning after speaking out against white supremacy. Robert Wright Lee IV…