Carol Brooks

Edward Armstrong was in charge of the Deep River Kennels in Jamestown. His home was near the intersection of Guilford College and Guilford roads and was demolished last year for

Fire Department Hot Dog Sale for Western North Carolina

On Aug. 3, 1990, President George H.W. Bush declared November as National American Indian Heritage Month, now Native American Heritage Month. It is a time to celebrate the rich and diverse culture, history and tradition of the hundreds of Native American tribes across the United States.

Around the corner and down the street

Some Jamestown history went up in flames in 2003 when the Potter House on West Main Street across from Jamestown Elementary School burned. More history was lost when the charred

On the day following the Nov. 5 election, many Black Americans in several states, including North Carolina, began receiving racist text messages, telling them to “go to the plantation and

Delving into history is a pastime many people enjoy. Trying to discern landmarks where buildings were once located can become tedious, however, and, if found, comparing the contemporary look with

The Nov. 12 Planning Board meeting was a get-acquainted time with the new planning director, José Colón. He had met with many of the Board members individually prior to Nov.

It was another short Town Council meeting in Jamestown Nov. 19.

I’m not a fan of changing the clocks to daylight saving time. I don’t know about you but I’d rather have an extra hour of daylight in the winter, not the summer.