Researchers from Cornell University and the National Park Service have pinpointed and confirmed the location of the remnants of a wooden fort in Alaska – the Tlingit people’s last physical
Amid the pandemic, the Thanksgiving season may look different for many Americans this year. With a new perspective this season, we can take the opportunity to celebrate the full story
Veterans Day is a time to honor veterans and pay tribute to the men and women who gave their lives to help defend the country’s freedom. As we think of
With Halloween tomorrow, you might not want to think about trick-or-treating during the pandemic. Instead, consider taking your own driving tour to haunted places in our local area and follow
Indian Springs State Park provides a special place to visit this fall to see the changing leaves and get a break from busy everyday life. Located in Flovilla on Highway
Terrorism Thrust America into War, Led to Founding of Wounded Warrior Project The attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, changed our nation. For many veterans, the attacks changed their lives more directly.
On the 126th Anniversary of Labor Day, Ellis Island Honors Society Chairman Nasser Kazeminy Celebrates Its Immigrant History Nothing dims the light of summer like back-to-school sales and the start
To Fill This Gap, National Park Foundation Announces Nearly Half A Million Dollars In Inaugural Grants To Make Stories Of Women Accessible To All To commemorate the centennial of the
State Representative Pam Dickerson (D-Conyers) and State Senator Sally Harrell (D-Atlanta), co-chairs of the Georgia Women’s Legislative Caucus, remember the women’s suffrage movement on the eve of the 19th Amendment’s
56 years after the Mississippi Burning murders, a new book describes how the community used commemorations to create lasting change The Black Lives Matter movement skyrocketed after the deaths of