Three days of commemorating the signing of the Halifax Resolves winds down today at 3:30 p.m. at the state Historic Site in Halifax.
Today began the first of a weekend of festivities honoring the 242nd anniversary of the Halifax Resolves in Historic Halifax.
Fed up with taxes imposed by Great Britain and the obstruction of self-governance, American colonists were ready to free themselves from British rule.
More than 300 students attended Historic Halifax today to mark the 241st anniversry of the signing of the Halifax Resolves.
April 12, 1776, will be celebrated with two events this year — one Saturday and one Wednesday on the date of the signing of the Halifax Resolves.
Students from across the Roanoke Valley learned of the traditions during the colonial period today as Historic Halifax celebrated the 240th anniversary of the signing of the Halifax Resolves.
Halifax Day observances to commemorate the 240th anniversary of the signing of the Halifax Resolves will be held on April 12 in Halifax.
The Halifax Resolves Chapter of the North Carolina Sons of the American Revolution will host the 240th anniversary of the adoption of the Halifax Resolves ceremony on April 9 in Halifax.
Halifax County officials say they are pleased with the release of a new license plate that revives the First in Freedom slogan and recognizes the signing of the Halifax Resolves.
I had this brainstorm for a column after reading a rather silly thing on one of my favorite websites about Benjamin Franklin.
