The Eta Beta Beta Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. hosted a Service of Commemoration to the slaves buried in the Lexington City Cemetery (State St.) on Sunday, February 20.
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The Eta Beta Beta Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. hosted a Service of Commemoration to the slaves buried in the Lexington City Cemetery (State St.) on Sunday, February 20.
Now that we’re celebrating Black History Month, everyone should make a conscious effort to increase their celebration and knowledge of Black history
On Sunday, February 20, the Eta Beta Beta chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. will host a service of commemoration for the slaves buried at the Lexington City Cemetery which is nestled between N. State St. and Salem St.
During the week we celebrate love, we’re honored to share snippets of local couples that inspire many throughout the community.
To me, and so many others, the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement is important. The BLM movement fights for Black people and highlights the changes that needed to be made long ago.
On the day we celebrate love, we’re honored to share snippets of local couples that inspire many throughout the community.
Every Sunday during the month of February, Davidson Local will publish a photo gallery showcasing and highlighting the lives of Black residents in Davidson County, before integration.
Just two days after President Joe Biden signed legislation declaring Juneteenth a federal holiday, hundreds turned out Saturday to celebrate local history.
You know, you can actually learn something new every day. Until a spokesperson called from Lexington city government, I never knew this was how my dad felt.
The Davidson County Historical Museum is in the process of curating a new exhibit.
February is Black History Month! I believe this is a great time to honor and focus on Black achievements.
During February, it’s hard not to get caught up in the spotlight that rightfully shines on Black women and men across the country who have broken barriers, shattered glass ceilings and raised the bar.
Kick-off for Black History Month celebrations included a Healthier Together pop-up information event at the Lexington Senior High School basketball games on Tuesday.
Davidson Local will publish or republish a story, photo gallery or column every day in February. As readers have observed, our commitment to local history goes far beyond words.
If you’ve driven down N. State St. within the past few days, your attention may have been drawn to the side of City Hall in Lexington.
From Langston To Lexington with Love event postponed, Black Butterfly group emerges with Lexington groups to co-host three events honoring Black History.
On Friday, February 11th at 119 West 3rd Avenue Lexington, NC, a black-tie affair set near the date of his birth will honor his legacy by bringing a little bit of Hughes to Lexington.