The History of Rockford Juneteenth Celebrations
At a young age I remember going to Sinnissippi Park in June for a huge celebration kind of oblivious…
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At a young age I remember going to Sinnissippi Park in June for a huge celebration kind of oblivious…
Read MoreCelebrate the vibrant tapestry of Black history and culture in Rockford, Illinois, where the legacy…
Read MoreIn the kaleidoscope of cultural celebrations, Black History Month stands out as a vibrant tapestry…
Read MoreIt is fall again in the stateline. Time for colorful leaves, cool days and longer, darker nights…
Read MoreRockford is home to many solemn memorial sites to honor those who have served in the military and…
Read MoreRockford Women’s Suffrage Plaza Author: Mary McNamara Bernsten, Executive Director of the Rockford…
Read MoreAs a Rockford native, I can't believe it took me 26 years to finally visit Tinker Swiss Cottage…
Read MoreOn nice days, one of my favorite things to do is take arelaxing walk around the path at Midway Village Museum. It's so peaceful out there in the wide open spaces and the woods. This weekend, the space will look just a little bit different... Imagine this entire space being transported back to the 1940s. Welcome to World War II Days…
Read MoreBaseball takes center stage as the International Women’s Baseball Center moves to Rockford; annual…
Read MoreA mentor of mine once told me the best ways to learn in life are by reading and talking to people. I read as much as I can, but when it comes to social understanding I find the latter is more rewarding. Going different places and speaking to people from different backgrounds gives you a genuine perspective on the true mindset of your community. "Community" is a word we all use and interpret differently…
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