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For more than 200 years, hurricanes were the jokers of American history, wild cards deciding winners and losers among Europeans warring over crucial beachheads on the Atlantic coast. In the

It is an early morning on the second Friday of Cheyenne Frontier Days, and it is the only time I have found to write this week’s column. This week has

FORT SILL, OK — Col. Christopher "Derrick" Roberson from the U.S. Marine Corps on Friday morning relinquished command of Fort Sills Marine Artillery Detachment to Col. Jarrod W. Stoutenborough.

While Raymond Royalls disappearance shocked the city, Richmonders were in for even more of a shock when days following the search, a bank closed the doors on his car dealership.

When Geoffrey Tandy was summoned to secretive Bletchley Park in 1939, he had no idea what to expect.

Helena’s Bob Ayres is the oldest of three brothers to serve in the military.

Late July. Outdoors, Montana’s breathless beauty makes you shiver. Indoors, the ugliness oozing from the airwaves does too. But it’s late July. Everywhere I look, I see Rodger.

BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. (WV News) — Fairmont State University honored its third cohort of U.S. Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps cadets at a graduation ceremony Friday afternoon, which officials

An estimated two and a half million people lost their lives during the three-year conflict. That includes 37,000 Americans, with another 92,000 wounded.

One of the most difficult lessons of my childhood was learning that the things I said and did had an impact on whether people liked me or not.