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African American Cultural and Genealogical Society to receive Illinois Humanities grant

5+ day, 23+ hour ago   (228+ words) DECATUR — The African American Cultural and Genealogical Society and Museum has been named a recipient of one of the Illinois Humanities 250th Anniversary Gift Program. JIM BOWLING, HERALD & REVIEW Mount Zion High School student Nathaniel Davis shares information with Cynthia Sweet…...

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Photos: Black Business African American Heritage Trail marker

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (191+ words) The Untold Stories committee and the Heart of Illinois Community Foundation gathered for the latest update to the African American Heritage Trail, a marker about Black business on Merchant Street in downtown Decatur. Diva and Matt Samuels look at the…...

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African American Heritage Trail unveils marker honoring 'Hue' Singleton and Black entrepreneurs

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (142+ words) DECATUR — Samuel Houston “Hue” Singleton was considered the richest Black man in Decatur in the early 20th century, an entrepreneur who ran an early version of a “farm to table” restaurant. The second marker for the Macon County African American Heritage…...