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The United States Department of Defense and military.com detail the history of and how to participate in Armed Forces Day.

Our community’s treasured association with Mary Sears (1905-1997) began in 1931 when she joined the staff at the newly built Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution to work with Dr. Henry Bryant

1856: No rain had fallen at Key West for two months, and cistern water was rapidly diminishing. The dry weather was promising for a good salt crop, though, and if

A $25 million state fund will be tapped to help pay for projects at Offutt Air Force Base. Under consideration: a rooftop garden, a spruced-up parade ground and a new

Joe Henebury served his country in the US Marine Corps from 1964 to 1968 during the Vietnam War, achieving the rank of sergeant. He grew up in Belmont and graduated

1834: The British brig Paragon, sailing from St. Jago de Cuba to London with a cargo of fustic and coffee, ran aground between Conch and Crocker Reefs. Wreckers saved the

Helena-area community news

(The Center Square) – Republican lawmakers are asking questions about the Navys decision to enlist an active-duty sailor and drag queen to recruit people through social media platforms such as

Chris Waterfield served his country for years and now his community is giving back.

Military veterans and current military members were honored during the Armed Forces Day Luncheon in McAlester.