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Where Dakota and Ojibwe cultures thrive
15+ hour, 40+ min ago (760+ words) “Dakota history is Minnesota history,” says Kate Beane (Flandreau Santee Sioux Dakota/Muscogee Creek), executive director of the Minnesota Museum of American Art in St. Paul. Indeed, the state’s Native American heritage runs deep, including its very name, which originates…...
Faith vs. Sovereignty: The Defensive Shield of the Yoruba Baloguns
14+ hour, 29+ min ago (181+ words) 📊 The Historical Framework Core Concepts Islam: The religious ideology driving the northern expansion, but also deeply practiced and embraced by the very Yoruba leaders and warlords resisting political domination. Fulani: The northern ethnic group utilizing military expansion to extend the…...
Photos: Boys Town through the years
19+ hour, 46+ min ago (865+ words) This run-down Victorian Mansion at 25th and Dodge Streets in Omaha was the first home of Boys Town when it was founded in 1917. The mansion no longer exists. Santa is welcomed to Boys Town by Father Edward Flanagan on December 16, 1926. An…...
Benoni Bygones: Garvie's bread is a true tale of rags to riches
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (493+ words) In Benoni, the bread business started more or less with the arrival of the first pioneers, with William Hugh Bilsland Garvie from Scotland being one of them. He served in the 1st Battalion, Railway Pioneer Regiment, during the Anglo-Boer War and,…...
California's oldest bar still pouring drinks 150 years later
4+ day, 47+ min ago (464+ words) California's oldest continuously operating bar remains a living remnant of the state's colorful Gold Rush era. Pockmarked by bullet holes and sporting what is considered the finest-looking bar in Yosemite, the Iron Door Saloon has been quenching the thirst of…...
Preserving history, educating the community | Illinois Amish Heritage Center (Pt. 1)
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (177+ words) CI Living Host Kayla Campbell meets with Illinois Amish Heritage Center Executive Director David King and Anna Herschberger to talk about the center, how they are preserving history and their upcoming events. Amish Education will take guests inside a restored…...
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Dick's Food Store - A Victoria Tradition
4+ day, 22+ min ago (362+ words) Back From Victoria Facebook A Look Back Facebook Jay Carriker // Wikimedia Commons Clue: This fish is native only to the swift-moving streams in the Texas Central Hill Country, which is home to the headwaters of the Colorado, Guadalupe, and San…...
Walt Humphries: How canned butter can show us how history happens
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (428+ words) Published 8:00 am Thursday, September 10, 2026 Not that long ago, canned butter was a staple of the North. It was first-class butter and because it was canned, it had a shelf life of several years, so it was ideal for isolated communities…...
Licking County events remember those who died in 9/11 terrorist attacks 25 years ago - The Reporting Project - Covering Licking County, Ohio
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (303+ words) The Reporting Project – Covering Licking County, Ohio Facts | Empathy | Place Granville’s Opera House Park will be the site of a memorial on Friday morning for the nearly 3,000 people who died during terrorist attacks that rocked the United States on Sept....
Lacey Candy Cane History on Martin Way
4+ day, 3+ min ago (402+ words) ThurstonTalk - Washington House of Representatives, representing District 22-Position 2 Opening in the 1940s at 6190 Martin Way East, Stones’ Candy Cane Company turned a Lacey storefront into a regional holiday landmark. Lacey candy cane history centers on Russell O. Stone and his son…...