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100 Years Ago: 1924 Sunday morning was the “coldest ever known” on Quaker Road in Leeds, as the thermometer registered 27 below zero. On account of the extreme cold and drifted road, neighbors from this way were unable to attend a social at Mr. Bean’s on Saturday evening. 50 Years Ago: 1974 (Sun Journal photo) […]

A look back in history from past issues of the Country Echo, Lake Country Echo and Echo Journal weekly newspapers

Exhibits offers a weekly glance at whats on display at Charlottesville-area galleries and other venues.

Excerpts from the Thursday, February 4, 1937, Paso Robles Advertiser Believe it or not Believe it or not, Bob Ripley was a Paso Robles visitor […]

It's unclear when Payton will hit the airwaves.

100 Years Ago: 1924 A happy affair indeed was the sleigh party of the Triangle Club on Wednesday evening. The party included: Mary Ingraham, Ruth Strout, Glenna Haskell, Imogene Chick, Bernice Chick, Alice Jeffries, Mrs. R.P. Parker, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Grace Wing, Mrs. F.W. Quimby, Mrs. Laura Crocker, Mrs. Ida Greene, Mrs. John Sturgis, Miss […]

You can literally take a tour of just about anything in New York City.

100 Years Ago: 1924 The complete program for the Auburn second annual winter, Feb. 24-15-16 has just been announced by the Auburn Community Service which is arranging it. It includes a bewildering array of competitive contacts, fancy skating and skiing exhibition, hockey game between Bates-Colby Colleges, a carnival street parade with prizes for the best […]

Looking Back at 2023 and Dreaming of 2024 With Gen

IT WAS IN 1886 that Fitz John Porter finally found the peace he had sought.