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ARKANSAS SIGHTSEEING: Haunting exhibit at MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History uncovers the Underground Railroad | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
1+ hour, 37+ min ago (51+ words) Amid this year’s celebrations of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, at a time when the U.S. president and his administration aim to sanitize U.S. history, “Through Darkness to Light” offers a valuable perspective. ARKANSAS SIGHTSEEING: Haunting exhibit at…...
The Towers Seemed Eternal. So Did My Mother. – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
18+ hour, 14+ min ago (533+ words) I grew up watching the World Trade Center rise, but us kids never called it that. To us, they were the Twin Towers. I watched them climb skyward in that burnt orange iron inner façade that defined a childhood when…...
I Ran the Numbers on Owning a Medieval Castle. It Was One of the Worst Investments in History.
18+ hour, 46+ min ago (1104+ words) A king spent the equivalent of his entire kingdom’s income on the perfect fortress. It fell through …...
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1+ day, 32+ min ago (135+ words) BergerTom TelegraphHerald.com Aquifers, aerators, allocation: How Dubuque gets its drinking water Dubuque city manager recommends rolling back tax incentives for apartments A life remembered: Clarke instructor helped students to find their voice âIts own little townâ: What happens…...
25 years later, even small events from Sept. 11 remain etched in the mind
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (748+ words) By Bobby Harrison | Originally published by Mississippi Today On Sept. 11, 2001, media members working in the fourth floor pressroom of the Mississippi Capitol were keeping an eye on a portable television on a filing cabinet. The immediacy of the internet was…...
Arkansas History for September 13: Columbia High School
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (250+ words) 1836 — Arkansas state government formally began operating. Although Arkansas entered the Union on June 15, 1836, its new state government began on September 13, when James Sevier Conway became Arkansas’s first governor. Conway later retired to his plantation, Walnut Hill, in Lafayette County. 1842 — Zachary…...
Documents reveal details of ‘whites only’ colony in north Arkansas’ Sharp County | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (27+ words) Documents reveal details of ‘whites only’ colony in north Arkansas’ Sharp County The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Documents reveal details of ‘whites only’ colony in north Arkansas’ Sharp County...
COLUMN: When the world stopped turning
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (627+ words) The Cullman Tribune Sept. 11 was simply another ordinary date until that day 25 years ago when it wasn’t. It still isn’t a holiday, and perhaps never will become one, but it is certainly a day we should never forget. It was…...
Remembering 9/11: Canadians, Americans gather at B.C. border
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (935+ words) Published 8:07 am Saturday, September 12, 2026 By Tricia Leslie and Alex Browne Retired New York Police Department lieutenant Kevin Lynch remembers quite clearly where he was on Sept. 11, 2001, and shared his initial memory of the twin tower attacks at Peace Arch border…...
On July 11, 1859, Big Ben rang for the first time before cracking that September. The hour was struck on the largest quarter bell for four years. The fix was to turn Big Ben 90 degrees, fit a lighter hammer and cut a small square out of the metal. The crack is still there.
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (861+ words) A crack in London's most iconic bell has been broadcasting across centuries—and nobody bothered to fix it. By Science Blog Editorial Team Published September 12, 2026 · How we edit The bell most of the world thinks of as the sound of…...