Lincoln High School alumni celebrate completion of memorial wall
“Living Wall” commemorates 2,869 names of LHS graduates from 1923 to 1970, healing the past and preserving the all-Black school’s legacy.
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Lincoln High School alumni celebrate completion of memorial wall
“Living Wall” commemorates 2,869 names of LHS graduates from 1923 to 1970, healing the past and preserving the all-Black school’s legacy.
Union Academy shows local Black community’s love of education
School thrived through difficult environment.
Cade Museum to host “Blood, Sweat and Tears: Black Communities and Football”
Event will feature former Lincoln and Buchholz coach Jessie Heard.
Unassuming home belies rich history of A. Quinn Jones
Museum, cultural center honors leading Gainesville educator.
Former Gainesville City Commissioner Charles Goston dies
Goston served as District 1 commissioner from 2016 to 2018.
Gainesville dual names street in honor of late educator Magnolia Jackson
Jackson died in May, shortly after her 106th birthday.
Lincoln Yard Park opens with ribbon-cutting
New park enhances Lincoln Estates neighborhood and commemorates its history.
Magnolia B. Jackson, oldest Gainesville resident, dies at 106
Jackson was celebrated local educator.
2018 book examines desegregation in Alachua County
Gainesville native captures contention of the time.
Alachua County resident turns 106
Magnolia B. Jackson is oldest graduate of Bethune-Cookman University.
Bench honoring late Stephan Mickle to be dedicated on Sunday
Gainesville Girl Scout Kristen Cooper to lead event at Lincoln Middle School.
Cotton Club Museum chair honored
Vivian Filer receives one of inaugural City of Gainesville Historic Preservation Awards.
Swim Instructors carry on Mickle’s legacy
Longtime Instructors pass on their passion for swimming to thousands of kids.