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When local historian Marion Wallace Reninger composed a booklet of “Famous Women of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania’’ in 1961, she included Ann Wood Henry.

There’s a big tea party on Sunday, but you won’t have to hold out your pinky. Instead, wave a flag during this big anniversary celebrating colonial revolutionary fervor that first came two weeks before the famous Boston Tea Party.

Sarah Hux Townsend, wife of C. Vincent Townsend, MD., died at her home (Huxley Hall, Old Mill Rd., Martinsburg, WV.) on Saturday, Nov. 4, 2023. She was the daug

Southwest Harbor and Portland — Ann Staples Waldron died peacefully on Nov. 1, 2023. Born in Portland in 1939, daughter ...

On Nov. 10, Chatham Savannah Authority for the Homeless (CSAH) in partnership with the National Society of Colonial Dames of America (NSCDA Georgia-Savannah Town Committee)...

Nov. 10—MOULTRIE — The annual Veterans Day ceremony was held Friday at the amphitheater on the courthouse square. Tom Cox, president of the South Georgia Veterans Activity Committee, welcomed those

Well-known member of the Waco community Margaret Brown passed away on Sunday, Oct. 29, just a couple weeks shy of turning 101 years old.

THE GRAND EQUESTRIAN monument honoring Civil War commander Major General Fitz John Porter was erected in Haven Park in Portsmouth, NH, in 1906.

Secretary of State Cord Byrd invites the public to an Open House

Meet Roccie Hill … author, historical researcher, jewelry and metal worker, painter, photographer, private sojourner and now Executive Director at the Mendocino Art Center. What a delight it was to meet with her recently on a sunny Mendocino Coast winter day. In addition to being warmly greeted by Roccie and Mendocino Art Center Marketing Director […]