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In his 1912 report to the “President and Fellows of Yale University,” Dean Horatio Parker wrote that the School’s Samuel Simons Sanford Fellowship — given “to the most gifted performer who shall also have marked ability in original composition,” Parker explained — “was made this year for the first time to Helen Eugenia Hagan for a brilliant performance of an original concerto (first movement) for piano and orchestra. Ms. Hagan shows not only pianistic talent of rare promise but a...

This large three bedroom house is a rare find at $57,900..

This weekend, Las Crucens can take in live music, enjoy the corn maze or get cast as a zombie for a popular YouTube channel.

Adam Hochschild’s new book, “American Midnight,” offers a vivid account of the country during the years 1917-21, when extremism reached levels rarely rivaled in our history.

Since 1899, the Veterans of Foreign Wars have been steadfast in helping service members and veterans improve their quality of life.

The Marquis de Lafayette, known as the hero of two revolutions, arrived in the United States at age 19 to serve alongside George Washington and then helped inspire the French Revolution.

Washingtons agent spent time with white Russian generals, Denikin, Wrangl or Kolchak.

Political strife in Mexico is nothing new but when it sparked a full on revolution, parts of El Paso became one huge theater in which to watch it.

The killing of British Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, an Irish-born unionist, in June 1922 sparked the Irish Civil War - and was likely ordered by Michael Collins. Historian, journalist, and author Ronan McGreevy shares the story.

Fort Drum community recognizes namesake