Black History
Back to Maxey’s & Green Hunter
Back to Maxey’s & Green Hunter Emory Turner Class of 1966 While I was working for Maxey at The Landing Seafoods Restaurants he tipped me
Martin Luther King’s Letter from Birmingham Jail…excerpts…
Martin Luther King’s Letter from Birmingham Jail…excerpts… April 16, 1963, MY DEAR FELLOW CLERGYMEN: “…We know through painful experience that freedom is never voluntarily given
WHEN WILL THE BLACK MAN BE ACCEPTED AT FACE VALUE?
WHEN WILL THE BLACK MAN BE ACCEPTED AT FACE VALUE? A Black Man walks into a prestigious private bank in midtown Manhattan and asks for
Boxing: Hendrix remains unbeaten
Boxing: Hendrix remains unbeaten From staff reports POSTED July 19, 2009 11:51 p.m. Showing a mix of power, speed and skill, Gainesville native Tyrese Hendrix
Mrs, Imogene Neal Morrow Scott is Honored
Mrs, Imogene Neal Morrow Scott is Honored Imogene Scott said her 90th birthday was just any other day for her. But Scott celebrated it with
They Have Finally Come Full Circle After More Than 50 years
They Have Finally Come Full Circle After More Than 50 years The Fair Street Butler Alumni Board chose to recognize the 56 & 57 Championship