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Money never sleeps, and neither does Carmen Moore-Zeigler. → Read More
A 15-foot art installation to be erected at 17 Mildred St. in tribute to enslaved Black women who J. Marion Sims operated on between 1845-1849 in downtown Montgomery. → Read More
Police responded to the call after 1 a.m. → Read More
The officers sustained injuries while responding to a call. → Read More
The day of action seeks to honor the legacy of the late civil rights activist and Congressman John Lewis. → Read More
In Montgomery, J. Marion Sims conducted experimental surgeries on at least 12 enslaved women in a backyard clinic. The discoveries changed gynecology. → Read More
Integrated travel on buses, trains and planes is now viewed as unremarkable, but it was a Freedom Riders' triumph. A museum aims to remember it. → Read More
All volunteers and service providers will be masked at Friday’s event, and drivers need not exit their vehicles. → Read More
In March, Montgomery County received $6M in federal money to assist landlords and tenants with rent and utilities. → Read More
The health agency has extended the ban first set to expire in December 2020 for the second time during the public health crisis. → Read More
Bollinger served three terms as a Montgomery city councilman. → Read More
JAMM Resources offers a range of services to businesses and individuals that who can’t keep track of it all on their own. → Read More
The Black World War II fighter pilots who completed 15,000 sorties in 1,500 missions throughout the Mediterranean, and even sank an enemy destroyer, have joined Booker T. Washington and George Washington Carver on commemorative U.S. currency. → Read More
The coins are the 56th and final set to be released in the “America the Beautiful Quarters” campaign that began more than a decade ago. → Read More
The Montgomery County Archives will highlight a unique historical item pertaining to African American history each week . → Read More
It's official. The United States has its first Black, female vice president. → Read More
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday is the only federal holiday that's an official day of service recognizing his commitment to community action. → Read More
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s former church celebrated the minister on what would have been his 92nd birthday. → Read More
Martin Luther King Jr.'s supporters led a 15-year effort to name a holiday after him. Stevie Wonder's hit "Happy Birthday" helped make it a reality. → Read More
Cory Johnson is always on his grind. He's taken wins and losses. The hustle never stops. → Read More