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SACAARS in the News!

Staunton, JMU graduate composes music for Shelburne Middle School's award-winning band. Talking with Joe Jaxson, it's not hard to see the excitement music brings him. Joe Jackson- received our scholarship 5 years ago.

https://www.newsleader.com/story/new/local2023/08/staunton-jmu-graduate-createscomposition-for-shelburne-band/7063765007

African American Research Society in Staunton aims to preserve history
 

May 2022--The Staunton-Augusta County African-American Research Society, or SACAARS, unveiled two more of its historical markers Saturday afternoon.

“We felt our history needs to be reserved for the future youth and the community,” Susie Brent King, president of SACAARS said.

These most recent markers were dedicated at T.C. Edmunds School and D.W. Davis School.

“It gives the history of when it was organized and who the teachers were and how they attended the school,” King said.

https://www.whsv.com/2022/05/07/african-american-research-society-staunton-aims-preserve-history/

May 2022--The Staunton-Augusta County African-American Research Society, or SACAARS, unveiled two more of its historical markers Saturday afternoon.

 

“We felt our history needs to be reserved for the future youth and the community,” Susie Brent King, president of SACAARS said.

These most recent markers were dedicated at T.C. Edmunds School and D.W. Davis School.

“It gives the history of when it was organized and who the teachers were and how they attended the school,” King said.

https://www.whsv.com/2022/05/07/african-american-research-society-staunton-aims-preserve-history/

SACAARS unveiling six new historical markers around Staunton

 

March 2022--The Staunton-Augusta County African American Research Society works to preserve and showcase local African American history.

 

https://www.whsv.com/2022/03/25/sacaars-unveiling-six-new-historical-markers-around-staunton/

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