Keeping Huntsville beautiful
By: Tony Farkas | The Item Huntsville is home, and Sherrel “Woody” Woods wants to keep his home looking good and
UVA and the History of Race: The Lost Cause Through Judge Duke’s Eyes
Article by: Elizabeth R. Varon, evaron@virginia.edu Why did Charlottesville’s white citizens choose to erect a statue to Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee
Civil War soldiers honored, receive headstones in Brooke County
Article by: Taylor Long BROOKE COUNTY, W.Va. (WTRF) – A memorial service was held Monday morning to honor four fallen soldiers from
SCV shows appreciation to local law enforcement
Article by: Overton County News Sons of Confederate Veterans proclaimed Thursday, Aug. 15 as National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. Myers-Zollicoffer Camp 1990
Dueling statements on Confederate monument decision released Wednesday from Dasher, NCSCV
BY ZACHARY HORNER, News + Record Staff Shots have been fired. Two days after the Chatham County Board of Commissioners voted 4-1 to begin
California’s Forgotten Confederate History
Why was the Golden State once chock-full of memorials to the Southern rebels? Article by: Kevin Waite Earlier this month, the last
Removal of wooden stakes in Franklin ire Sons of Confederate Veterans
Article by: Emily R. West, Nashville Tennessean FRANKLIN — A complaint filed with the Tennessee Historic Commission alleges that wooden stakes marking the
Confederate flag controversy continues at Corpus Christi City Council meeting
By: Kiii Staff CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The display of the Confederate battle flag during the 2019 Buc Days Illuminated Night Parade
Confederate monument must be placed in a museum
By: Josh Brodesky It’s been nearly two years since the Confederate monument was removed from Travis Park, taken down in the dead
Local Group Gathers to Honor Confederate Veterans
By: Jakob Brandenburg MIDLAND -- January 19 is General Robert E. Lee’s birthday, and Texas Confederate Heroes Day. In observance, a group