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King’s visit during the Albany Civil Rights movement brought it to national attention. Two Albany Civil Rights pillars in Albany said King’s death saddened and angered them.
Mitchell County Primary School in Camilla made sure their students got involved by putting on their very own living wax museum.
From a Walmart associate to a clothing brand owner — Holmes says he has shipped out over 100,000 orders since he started in 2018.
Campbell Chapel A.M.E has been a part of the Americus community for 165 years and the work here has just begun.
The Black church has nothing to do with color but everything to do with culture and tradition.
“He brought the news cameras from all over the world to Albany, Ga., and what was a regional news story, became a world news story.”
Alice Coachman, first Black Olympian and Albany native, honored in Macon
Keyshun Holmes says he has gone from being a Walmart employee to launching his own clothing business.
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