History

Benjamin Franklin was one of America’s most remarkable Founders, a man whose restless curiosity and boundless energy left a mark on nearly every corner of early American life. Born in

Yesterday, Governor Phil Scott of Vermont issued a solemn reflection marking the 24th anniversary of the terrorist attacks that shook the United States on September 11, 2001. His words, though

Some legends are born chasing glory. Others find it thrust upon them. Sergeant Alvin C. York, one of the most decorated American soldiers of World War I, never sought fame,

A slice of Wisconsin’s dairy history has officially been preserved for generations to come. The Wisconsin Historical Society announced that Widmer’s Cheese Cellars in Theresa, Dodge County, was added to

With the short-term mindset of modern politics, we gloss over the historical interrelatedness of tariffs, land management, monetary policy, income taxes, and the shadowy rise of the progressive party –

A powerful new tribute to three of rock ‘n’ roll’s earliest legends is set to debut this September in the same venue where their final performance took place. The Surf

Before he was a Hollywood star, before he graced magazine covers or movie posters, Audie Murphy was just a boy from Texas who wanted to serve his country. Born in

Long before sunrise cracked through the trees of rural New York, a teenage girl was already galloping through pitch-black woods, soaked by rain and driven by urgency. Her name was

After two years of legal delays and political setbacks, Representatives Quang Nguyen and Selina Bliss of Arizona’s Legislative District 1 have successfully secured $15 million in state budget funding to

Texans with a passion for history now have a unique opportunity to both support preservation efforts and receive a meaningful piece of Texas heritage. Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham, M.D., announced