Maestro bids farewell with a spirited night of American music
By Scott Faingold
Promoting visibility for Black creatives
Tiara Standage works to strengthen Black entrepreneurs
By Vincent "June" Chappelle
Historical Midwest poet comes to life on video
The Mysterious Bard of Sangamo includes poetry, Sangamon history, and solving a mystery
By Cinda Ackerman Klickna
A walk through Oak Ridge Cemetery
Actors bring Springfield notables to life
Science is for the birds. And the planet.
Underlying the most wondrous and urgent knowledge of our world are years of scientific research
By Jeanne Townsend Handy
Tour Susan's neighborhood on foot
Dana-Thomas House Foundation booklet brings history to life
Making Juneteenth happen
Juneteenth organizers in Springfield have a legacy and a vision
By Rachel Otwell
Exhibit spotlights first Black churches in Springfield
Art exhibit celebrates Juneteenth and Black culture
Route History to reopen on July 9
By Ownbey
Juneteenth in the kitchen
Reflections and recipes for celebrating freedom
By Kathryn M. Harris
Teaching Black history better
More than slavery and civil rights
By Erica Austin
217 Buy Black Directory
By Stacie Lewis
A guide to Juneteenth
Celebrating Black history and culture
Oak Ridge angels
Meet Lillian Marie Davis, more than a memory
By William Furry
Performing in a pandemic
Artists keep moving and dreaming
Sangamon County beginnings
How a volcano in Indonesia brought settlers here 200 years ago
By David Brady
Springfield's got talent
Winners are announced
World War II South Pacific vet remembers there was... "A lot of praying going on."
Ed Sathoff, 94, of Petersburg, doesn't mind saying he was one scared teenager
Springfield's Black LGBTQ trailblazer
A century ago, Ruth Ellis defied norms to live her truth
Glow Yoga
@ Grant Conservatory of Music and Dance
Tue., Aug. 9, 5:30-6:30 p.m.
African American history in photos
By Karen Ackerman Witter
Matilda, weird and wonderful
By Mary Young
Miss Daisy doesn't get old
By Phil Funkenbusch
Photography contest
