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David Owen writes about the immigration of his ancestors from Europe to the United States, and what remains of a once prosperous family.

The 19th Century's "Great Compromiser" in Congress Had His Warts, But Finding Common Ground Helped Keep the Country Together for a While.

With Tennessee High out in transition and leading Daniel Boone by nine points with two minutes remaining Saturday afternoon, conventional wisdom – serving as a full house poker hand –

Locally, Chicago mourned the loss of Mike Nussbaum, Frank Galati, Dick Butkus, Harry Porterfield, Bill Zehme and more.

By Steve FlairtyNKyTribune columnistA few weeks ago in this column, I wrote a general profile of Louisville-born, former Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Louis D. Brandeis, who served

If you don't think a folding knife can make for a great bushcraft blade, then you haven't met the Helle Bleja.

Library trustees held a 30-minute public comment session to hear workers speak about the need for long-term wage increases.

The Daniel Boone Regional Library (DBRL) Board of Trustees approved a union contract on Tuesday, Dec. 19.“The board further discussed the ramifications of the p

It is unknown if, when Col. J.H. Wood arrived with his motley troupe in New Orleans in January 1856, he did so atop a rickety, horse-drawn medicine wagon, a la

Dick Blust of Rock Springs spent 30 years solving crimes, now the retired sheriff’s investigator has built a reputation as the expert’s expert when it comes to researching rare and vintage guns.