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The new partnership with Lights On! is aimed at building trust with the community, say Springfield police and local NAACP officials.
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It’s a moment of celebration for Springfield’s Black community and many others. Juneteenth runs from Friday through Sunday downtown at the Expo Center.
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This week on Making Democracy Work, host Debbie Good speaks with Springfield Chief of Police Paul Williams.Today’s discussion explores the measures taken…
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In an event on August 1, the Springfield NAACP plans to share stories of discrimination in public schools.It’s called “Intersections: A Community Tells…
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This week on Making Democracy Work, host Leslie Carrier speaks with Toni Robinson, newly elected president of the local NAACP.Today’s discussion explores…
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A variety of colleges and universities, government agencies and civil rights groups joined hands Wednesday night in Springfield to commemorate the 50th…
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An event Monday, January 15, in Springfield will celebrate the life of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.A march from Mediacom Ice Park, 635 E.…
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Springfield NAACP Branch President Cheryl Clay says the travel advisory for Missouri is just that—an advisory, not a ban. During a press conference…
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Unity was among the keywords recited during an interfaith service Friday morning in Springfield just as inauguration festivities were beginning in…
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On an overcast morning, thousands gathered Monday to shine light on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. during the annual march through downtown…