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Clay County displays Charters of Freedom at Historic Triangle
4+ hour, 18+ min ago (253+ words) Clay Today Clay County displays Charters of Freedom at Historic Triangle GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Clay County has become a permanent tribute to the documents and principles that helped shape the United States. Earlier this year, Clay County received a package…...
28 Everyday Inventions Named After Real People
2+ hour, 52+ min ago (1749+ words) By Jaycee Gudoy | Published 9 minutes ago Some inventors are remembered with statues and museums. Others ended up with something more lasting, a name that became an ordinary word used by millions of people who have never heard of them. The…...
October Declared Family History Month as Logan Center Offers Genealogy Tools and Support
40+ min ago (207+ words) Home » Trending » October Declared Family History Month as Logan Center Offers Genealogy Tools and Support NORTH LOGAN — October is recognized as Family History Month, celebrating the increasing interest in genealogy as individuals seek to uncover their pasts. The Logan FamilySearch…...
Book Review of Kenneth B. Pyle’s “Hiroshima and the Historians: Debating America’s Most Controversial Decision”
3+ hour, 9+ min ago (100+ words) History, Pyle concludes, is too important to be left to historians alone. The functioning of a free society depends on a citizenry interested in a serious understanding of the past, not podcasters pedaling politically warped narratives. And for that public…...
The Past Is Always Present
3+ hour, 39+ min ago (362+ words) By Brian E. Strayer What kind of friends do you like to surround yourself with? If you were to choose a color to symbolize their friendship, which one would you prefer? Yellow has traditionally represented cowardice. During the Cold War, calling…...
Same town, same school, 60 years apart
2+ hour, 24+ min ago (402+ words) Farmstand by Dairy Boy: How Paige Lorenze saved Viv’s Veggies TREMBLE brings pilates tribe to Westport A new roaring 20’s: the renovation of the Inn at Longshore Westport health inspectors cite 15 establishments for serious violations Click image for updates! The…...
Centuries-old cannon unearthed at worksite in city’s north
50+ min ago (294+ words) A three-metre-long historic cannon was discovered on Thursday during construction works on Estrada Marginal da Ilha Verde, with an emergency crew later confirming that the relic posed no danger. According to a Thursday release, the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) has since…...
All things to all people | How communities are reshaping heritage practice
7+ hour, 45+ min ago (1022+ words) Museums often ask communities to respond to collections. The Black Beyond Data project asks what ethical practice looks like when descendant communities put forward the questions, rather than just the answers Museums often ask communities to respond to collections. Black…...
Leo Thorsness: The Wild Weasel Who Took On Most of North Vietnam
1+ week, 6+ hour ago (1330+ words) by Connor Kerr | Oct 2, 2026 | Histoire et légendes, Aviation militaire | 0 comments Johnson was understating it. In about four hours the pair had knocked out two surface-to-air missile sites, shot down a MiG-17, damaged another, flown back into North Vietnam alone to…...
CRF Museum Speaker Series returns with Edmund Fitzgerald program
3+ hour, 12+ min ago (293+ words) LOUDONVILLE — The Cleo Redd Fisher Museum’s speaker series returns Monday,Oct. 19 with a program exploring one of the Great Lakes’ most enduring mysteries. Christopher Gillcrist, director emeritus of the National Museum of the Great Lakes, will present “The Edmund Fitzgerald:…...