Grady High School 2020 graduate Royce Mann is a poet, actor, activist, and legislative director for March for Our Lives Georgia. Bound for Emory University in the fall, Mann wrote for the Southerner, ...

Houston, we may still have a problem here. School board members for Houston Independent School District, the largest school district in Texas, voted on Thursday to rename four schools with Confederate ...

ATLANTA - Some Georgia State University students are demanding that Atlanta's mayor remove a prominent statue of Henry Grady from downtown. Grady was a 19th Century newspaper editor who advocated for ...

Georgia State University students want a statue of Henry Grady relocated to the Atlanta History Center so context about the Confederate-era editor's racism can be included. But moving the statue would ...

ATLANTA — 11Alive has learned that someone went into and vandalized the gravesite of Henry W. Grady at Westview Cemetery. Generations of the Grady family are buried there. Grady's name has been ...

ATLANTA — Several Georgia State University student groups signed an editorial published Tuesday by its student newspaper demanding Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms remove a statue of Henry W. Grady ...

During the 1960s former assistant District Attorney Henry V. Grady was considered the premier criminal defense lawyer in the Chattanooga area. Prior to becoming a defense lawyer, Henry had been an ...

HOLLY LAKE RANCH — Henry Grady Whitley, 83, passed away Tuesday, June 1, 2021 at his home in Holly Lake Ranch, Texas. Henry was born September 18, 1937 in Amarillo, Texas to the late Henry Grady ...

As a juvenile probation officer in the Middlesex County Court System, Henry “Doc” Grady felt the kids he worked with deserved a second chance. “Most of them made one bad decision and he was determined ...

Henry Grady Lowery, 81, passed away peacefully January 4th, 2012, in Rifle, Colorado. Henry was born in Atmore, Alabama, on January 21, 1930, to Winton Lowery and Florence (Lynch) Lowery. He had three ...

HENRY GRADY MILLER JR., 90, passed away peacefully on Sunday, June 2, 2019. He was born in Little Rock on March 6, 1929 to Emily Sturges Miller and Henry Grady Miller Sr. He is survived by his ...