BEDFORD — On July 17, 1944, Elizabeth Teass came to work at Green’s Drug Store ... was a wonderful place and had the best little lunch counter,” Meador said. I can remember coming in ...

"Thrifty ice cream was launched in 1940 at a small factory in West Hollywood. Angelenos soon flocked to the flagship Thrifty ...

Abundant flavors of sodas and potato chips, a whiskey tasting room, a post office, and more await customers at Dundalk's Drug ...

This historic act was initiated by students who sought shelter from the cold inside Read’s Drug Store, but were told to leave due ... a more widely recognized sit-in at the Woolworth Lunch Counter in ...

The central drug store, which houses all hospital drugs, consumables, and crucial patient indent books, was operating without any CCTV surveillance for years. This included the period during which ...

For nearly 100 years, Little Drug Co. has been a pharmacy, lunch counter and all-around place to meet and shop. That all comes to an end on Tuesday, as the store becomes yet another victim of ...

A monument is being made in her honor to commemorate the Katz Drug Store sit-in, which was one of the first lunch counter sit-ins in America. The Katz Drug Store Sit-In was led by Clara Luper ...

And the W.T. Grant Co. department store at 201 E. Douglas also had a lunch counter in the basement. And there was, of course, Wichita’s most famous lunch counter in the Dockum Drug Store at 111 E.

Although Woolworth opened its doors to Black shoppers, the store did not allow Black customers to order food and drinks at the lunch counter restricted to whites. The peculiar logic of racial ...

Borroum’s Drug Store looks like it was plucked straight out of a Norman ... This isn’t just any old pharmacy – it’s a portal to a bygone era where soda jerks ruled supreme and lunch counters were the ...

Unmanned sea drones are on the prowl to interdict drug smugglers in America's waters ... as well as 20 partner countries focused on counter-narcotics and maritime security in the Carribean ...

Thanks to what we called “Jim Crow laws,” African Americans weren’t welcome at department store lunch counters throughout the segregated South. They could buy food, but they had to pick it ...