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We turn to mythology to understand the origins of controversial rumors about an alien agenda and base hidden underground in Dulce, New Mexico.

SAN ANTONIO — Raymond Hernandez was a boy when his grandfather would take him on walks...

How to Hide -or- An Informative Article on The Art and Science of Personal Concealment wherein the reader will learn both the mystic and practical appro...

True West Magazine The fabulous Silver King Mine was first discovered in 1873, at a time when conflicts with the Apache Indians were frequent and few people dared prospecting or settling the area. General George Stoneman, setup a camp near the site of frequent Apache raids and ordered the construction of a road into the Pinal Mountains. The road became known as the Stoneman Grade. Sullivan, one of the soldiers working on the road made the discovery of a rich lode of silver. He brought specimens...

City rappers and team Tangra Blues stir a musical storm Wordplay, freestyle, beatboxing and rants ruled the venue —Hard Rock Cafe Urvashi Bhattacharya   |     |   Published 06.04.21, 04:44 AM Over the last few years rap has been coming of age on the streets of Calcutta through hip-hop events...

Sanger Unified School District moving away from caricature Apache logo, Apache name to remain KFSN Replay Video UP NEXT The Sanger Unified School District says it has been phasing out its caricature logo for the Apaches at Sanger High School to make sure it is aware of and valuing cultural diversity. The district made it clear the name of the school is not changing. If you open the pages of the 1979 or 1980 Sanger High School yearbook, youll find Lysha Young Yelinek. She was th...

February is Black History Month.  Brownwoodnews.com will run a series of articles this month about some of the early Black leaders in Brown County.  This is the first in the series. Rev. George E. Smith was one of the first Blacks to move to Brown County, and was the founder of the first school for blacks here, later to be known as the Hardin School. Smith was born a slave in Virginia, circa 1847.  In 1861, with his grandmother’s help, he escaped and ran away to Washington, D.C.  The Civi...