Rebecca Gratz with a portrait of her great-great-great-aunt of the same name at Gratz College Rebecca Gratz stepped into Gratz College in Melrose Park for the very first time on June 13. This Rebecca ...

GRATZ – Ninety-two-year-old Donald L. Wiest beamed with pride as his grandson, Justin Wiest, won the first harness race Sunday on opening day of the 148th Gratz Fair. “We got that one,&… ...

The death of Mrs. Anna Gratz Clay at her home in Lexington, Ky., at the age of 82, closes a chapter of perhaps the most interesting Jewish family history in the annals of America. Anna Gratz Clay ...

Bob Gratz was a dedicated family man, war veteran, successful auctioneer, community leader, and county commissioner who made significant contributions to Cole County before passing away in 2001.

Earlier in January, Gratz College in Melrose Park announced that it will begin courses in the spring for a doctoral program focused on training experts in rabbinic, educational, nonprofit and public ...

Sarah Burch Gratz, 86, passed away November 29, 2023. Sarah was born in Nashville, where her family has resided since the earliest settler days. She was the first of four daughters born to Elsie ...

Sofinsod, a holding company 100% owned by Sodexo, holds a 19.6% stake in Bellon SA, the Bellon family holding company (holding animatrice in French) and major shareholder of Sodexo and Pluxee ...

A Syracuse family is mourning the loss of their daughter after a tragic accident in Canada involving deer on the road.

Gratz apologized to the court and her family. “I realize now what a huge mistake I made,” she said, adding that she lost her family’s trust and several friends.

Kenneth “Kenny” Gratz, age 78, of Monroe passed away peacefully on October 8, 2024 at the SSM Health Hospice Home. He was born on October 13, 1945 the son of ...

By 2007, Gratz had turned his passion for forecasting into a side project as he sent out snow predictions via email to a small group of friends, family and co-workers.

UK historian Jeremy Popkin is researching Benjamin Gratz, Lexington’s first Jewish resident who became one of its leading citizens & largest slaveholders.