Several communities across the state are celebrating the 200th year anniversary of a French general’s farewell tour through North Carolina, now through next month.

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The celebration honors the Marquis de Lafayette's impact on American history and highlights Fayetteville’s place in his legacy.

commemorating 200 years since the Marquis de Lafayette’s Grand Tour of America brought him to the first U.S. city named in his honor. As one of the signature cities in the nationwide Lafayette ...

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Josh Buck sits on a stool ... The recession brought on by the shutdown was among America’s deepest in history. The widespread assistance of the time helped make it the ...

Due to extremely hazardous road conditions caused by heavy snowfall, the Lafayette Police Department said it is urging residents to strictly avoid unnecessary travel LPD said it is observing an ...

Gloves portraying Lafayette, possibly commemorating his visit to the United States in 1824. John Ward Dunsmore's 1907 depiction of Lafayette, right, and Washington at Valley Forge. Marquis de ...

Marquis of Billing Our journey begins at the Marquis dealership in Billing, Northants where we collect a Majestic 504 special-edition tourer. This is basically an Xplore 504 from the Explorer Group ...

Our final day of the Marquis Sightseers Tour is going to be a busy one. We’re a little behind schedule and have to explore the Lake District, visit a stone circle and the Keswick Pencil Museum today, ...

on hand to de-ice roads and bridges after a storm. The highest bridge priorities before and after a winter storm for the city-parish government are often the ones Lafayette Police have to ...

The iconic farmhouse on Main Road, which was built before the American Revolution and housed the Marquis de Lafayette during the 1778 Battle of Rhode Island, was torn down by owner David M.