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Looking back; March 31
Easter celebrated in various ways By BRENDA S. EDWARDS Contributing writer Easter is a time to celebrate the ... Read more
Easter celebrated in various ways By BRENDA S. EDWARDS Contributing writer Easter is a time to celebrate the ... Read more
Jacob William Falconbury Sr., a Revolutionary War soldier, is an ancestor of several descendants in the Kings Mountain ... Read more
Hustonville was known at the “Capital City of West Lincoln” more than 100 years ago, according to a ... Read more
The Colored Odd Fellows Lodge in Danville was active in the late 1800s and early 1900s, according to ... Read more
By BRENDA S. EDWARDS Contributing writer A Garrard County woman, known throughout the United States as “Florence Nightingale ... Read more
There was lots of news in Danville in March of 1856, according to a copy of the Kentucky ... Read more
Gibson James Doram reminiscences what life was like during his life in Danville and Boyle County. The headline ... Read more
It appears the blizzard of 100 years ago is repeating itself with the frigid temperatures and snow storms ... Read more
(Editor’s note: Information for this article was taken from articles in The Advocate-Messenger Archives and U.S. Census records.) ... Read more
“We believe in Christmas,” said an editorial in the December 5, 1917, edition of The Advocate. “We have ... Read more