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From Napoleon to Patton, these shrewd strategists’ bold tactics can still be felt today.

Anyone who has watched AMC’s Turn: Washington’s Spies is familiar with the Culper Ring, General George Washington’s most successful Revolutionary War spy

(Editor’s note: To mark Westmoreland County’s 250th birthday this year, we’ve come up with a list of 250 things — 10 things in 25 communities — that we consider to be important to the makeup of our area. This series will appear each week through December. If you have a

Editor’s note: ‘What’s That?’ is a recurring feature in the Tribune-Review’s Westmoreland Plus edition. If there’s something you’d like to see explored here, send an email to gtrcity@triblive.com or call 724-838-5146. Lynne and Larry Moisey didn’t know they were getting roommates when they purchased an abandoned but once stately two-story

McCali Manor in Mt. Pleasant is set to be demolished soon following the stove fire that set the building ablaze in April. Jane Altman, owner of the property, said the decision was “a process.” “I had hoped we could save the back area, but I was told that the town

Second in a four-part series detailing the Braddock Campaign in the summer of 1755 (during the French and Indian War) when British forces attempted to capture Fort Duquesne from the

John M. Wisdom on the Whiskey Rebellion, W. H. Auden & UNESCO.

A trove of Benjamin Franklin letters has turned up in the British Library.

Hampton City Council voted 5-1 Wednesday to move the cannon from where it currently stands in the middle of Victoria Boulevard, at the intersection with Bridge Street, to a plot of land on the northeast corner of the intersection.

Hampton City Council voted 5-1 Wednesday to move the cannon from where it currently stands in the middle of Victoria Boulevard, at the intersection with Bridge Street, to a plot of land on the northeast corner of the intersection.