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Public gathers for 10th MLK wreath-laying ceremony Sunday: Dr King fulfilled the passion and the bright light of justice in the dark world in which he left a blueprint for all of us to follow

ROANOKE RAPIDS — The 10th annual Rev. Dr. M.L.K. Wreath Laying Ceremony was held Sunday, continuing to honor Martin Luther King Jr.

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Trailblazer Sarah Keys Evans passes away Thursday morning

Sarah Keys Evans, a trailblazer for civil rights, died Thursday morning in a hospital in New Jersey.

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Friday Five: NCDOT updates, turtles and a little history

Traffic, history, business, elections and the great outdoors are featured in today’s Friday Five.

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Overlooked trailblazer: Before Rosa Parks, Sarah Keys refused to back down

Nearly seven decades after two Black Army women from North Carolina helped end discrimination on interstate buses, the state is recognizing their nearly-forgotten civil rights case. A historical marker will soon be dedicated in Roanoke Rapids.

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