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The South Carolina State Guard (SCSG) has safeguarded our state since 1670, starting with the Charleston Militia, protecting against pirates, invaders and Native American raids. In 1775, the First Provincial

From the Journals Archives Collection for Dec. 17, 2023: Three men slashed in a fight; two accused of rug theft; Polly Brings $1,530 at Little Yellow Dog Auction; bankers prep

While a young man growing up in Columbia, Lloyd Jones observed the leadership traits of his father, who was an educator who later became a university president. Many of his fathers demonstrated abilities in managing personnel within an educational institution helped to inspire the younger Jones to also pursue a career leading others, but in an entirely different organizational structure -- the U.S. Army.

Thomas Alvin Barber, a Civil War veteran, is one of only two businessmen in Ashaway who produced a medicine bottle with his name on it. Besides Barber the only other

On 'Fox News Sunday,' host Jennifer Griffin welcomed Buzz Bissinger, Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, Dan Hoffman, and more to discuss the latest political news.

Downtown Salt Lake's Edison Street is once again undergoing a revitalization with a slew of newly opened bars.

In town on business? You might need one of these downtown Salt Lake bars when you're still out with sales closing the deal.

June White, 90, and her 91-year-old husband, Carroll, are original members of the First New Hampshire Regiment, which started in 1972.

A Vermonter from Waitsfield travels and records Vermonters travails in the Civil War

Leonard Sefing Jr. wasn’t the first patriot to lie about his age to serve his country.