Have you ever heard of Carver Park? It's a place of significant historical significance for Southern Nevada. During World War II, the African-American population of Southern Nevada grew substantially as many migrated to the area to find jobs at the Basic Magnesium Incorporated (BMI) plant in what would become Henderson. BMI played a huge war in the U.S. war effort - producing magnesium used in ammunition, aircraft parts and more. Carver Park was originally a segregated housing development built

On Wednesday, June 26, 2024 the Clark County Historical Society held a virtual program, hosted by Wittenberg summer intern Madeline Diechman looking at the history of Wittenberg University and changes throughout the campus in Springfield, Ohio since its founding in 1845. | Clark County Historical Society at the Heritage Center

On Wednesday, April 12, 2023 the Clark County Historical Society at the Heritage Center held a virtual program honoring the late Jonathan Winters, who passed April 11, 2013. Jonathan Winters was a comedian in a league of his own, an unpredictable, improvisational man of many faces, many voices, and many talents. Ten years after his passing, the Clark County Historical Society held this program to bring people together to remember his life by sharing stories and clips from his career. The evening