After a year of racial reckoning, Black lawmakers believe they can finally eliminate Confederate Heroes Day in Texas
BY NEELAM BOHRA | THE TEXAS TRIBUNE On Tuesday, some Texans will take a paid day off for a state holiday honoring Robert
THC Planning January 20 Zoom Meeting to Discuss Newly Proposed Changes to the Historical Marker Regulations, Changes
VIA-Linda Gray, Gonzales County Historical Commission Subject: Fwd: January 20th meeting re Proposed Marker Removal Regulations Make no mistake, all historical markers
Dr. Neel introduced as world’s leading expert in treating COVID-19 with melatonin clinically
By Admin | Devine News Our very own local doctor, Dr. Richard Neel, MD, MPH was chosen to speak on a panel
Walker County commissioners vote to keep Confederate monument at courthouse
By Joseph Brown | The Item The monument honoring “Confederate Patriots” that stands outside the Walker County Courthouse in Huntsville won’t be
The Face of the SCV Part 6 – Richard Luna Garcia
The Face of the SCV Part 6 - Meet Richard, whose Mexican-American great-great grandfather, Andres Torres-Rodriguez, served in the Confederate cavalry under Colonel
Senate Passes Defense Bill 84-13; Removes Confederate Symbols, Does Not End Sec. 230
By; CHARLIE SPIERING | www.breitbart.com/ A majority of Senate Republicans joined Democrats to pass the National Defense Authorization Act Friday, even though it
Temple police chief removes Confederate item from public display
A Confederate historic item on display at the Temple Police Department was removed Monday morning by Temple Police Chief Shawn Reynolds.
A Return to Some Semblance of Normalcy
By Christian Lee | Alamo City Guards The Alamo City Guards couldn't stay away from each other forever! Today, our Camp gathered
Confederate monument to remain in place at courthouse
By; The Terrell Tribune | terrelltribune.com The Confederate soldier cenotaph will stay in place at the Kaufman County Courthouse after county commissioners
Beaumont identifies bidder for Confederate monument
By; Kaitlin Bain | Staff writer The city of Beaumont may have found a buyer for the Confederate monument removed from Weiss Park
