I grew up on these guys. It’s hard to believe that it’s been more than 2 years since Dusty Hill left us. Man, I miss him and I’m sure the dos dudes do. Here’s the Tres Hombres doing one of their best, Gimme All Your Lovin’.
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I grew up on these guys. It’s hard to believe that it’s been more than 2 years since Dusty Hill left us. Man, I miss him and I’m sure the dos dudes do. Here’s the Tres Hombres doing one of their best, Gimme All Your Lovin’.
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(WSET) – Charlotte County unveiled a new sign Saturday, bringing context to a Confederate monument.
Historians at today’s event said the sign is the first of its kind in Virginia. The sign aims to find a middle ground rather than the relocation or the removal.
The Confederate monument stands outside of Charlotte County’s historic courthouse. This debate started in 2020 when a local community member asked the Charlotte County Board of Supervisors to remove the monument.
Kathy Liston, a historian in Charlotte County, got a group of women together all with differing viewpoints to tackle the situation. After a year of research and conversation, they came up with this contextualization sign, which gives perspective to the unheard…
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(FOX) – Christians in a San Francisco Bay Area community are fighting to restore a large cross which had overlooked the city of Albany for over 50 years.
On June 8, 2023, the city took down the cross after years of legal battles between the city council and a local community service group, the Albany Lions Club, which had maintained the structure for decades. The Albany City Council argued the cross shouldn’t remain as a religious symbol on public property and a judge agreed, granting the city possession of the cross in a prejudgment order last year.
But Christians in the community told Fox News Digital the cross was a fixture of the community and people who didn’t like the Christian symbol had stirred opposition against it by spreading lies.
“There were lies actually brought up against the cross saying that it had affiliation with the KKK. And there’s an atheist group that really hates the cross. And so they got people on city council and spread the lies,” Albany native Dorena Osborn told Fox News Digital. “There are many people, older folks, that remember really good memories… So this is really a part of Albany’s heritage.”
Osborn, a devout Christian, grew up visiting the cross and praying there often. The site holds special memories for her. It was where her husband proposed, and where she held her child’s…
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