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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.
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The High Point Museum will celebrate 18th and 19th century New Year’s Eve traditions during its 6th annual Scottish Faire.
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An initiative is underway in Winston-Salem to create a digital archive about African American heritage in the community. Oral histories are being collected to capture these stories.
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Like thousands of North Carolinians, anti-racism educator Lucretia Berry took a field trip to Old Salem Museums & Gardens as a child. She learned about…
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A project is underway to preserve Black history in Greensboro. It includes nominating a portion of the Benbow Park neighborhood for a national…
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Even in the midst of a still-raging pandemic, and with a historic national election less than 100 days away, Black Lives Matter and the daily protests it…
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Incoming North Carolina high school students will have to take only one course solely focused on American history to get a diploma. This comes as a result…
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The Dixie Classic Fair wrapped up this weekend, marking the last year it will go by that name — a name it has had since 1956. The Winston-Salem City…
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One of Germany's richest families, whose company owns a controlling interest in Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Panera Bread, Pret a Manger and other well-known…