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September 21, 2023
“It’s become a laughingstock.... and thats the last thing we want,
June 14, 2023
Artist Gordon Huethers Eternal Flame Monument, Atlanta, GA remembers and honors the victims of the Atlanta Child Murders (1979-81). G
February 11, 2023
The City of San Diego broke ground on the first AIDS Memorial Park honoring those lost in the early years of the epidemic.
February 11, 2023
A new park coming to Bankers Hill will memorialize the more than 8,000 San Diegans who lost their lives to AIDS. It's a project one man said has been a long...
November 18, 2022
By Garth Meyer An unforeseen, stuck flag at the top of a flagpole led to improvisation during the annual Redondo Beach Veterans Day ceremony…
December 30, 2021
The Somerset County area is digging deep to help longtime area firefighter Terry Shaffer, who was Shanksville Volunteer Fire Department’s chief when United Airlines Flight 93 crashed on 9/11. Shaffer, 66, was admitted last week to UPMC Presbyterian hospital in Pittsburgh for treatment of congestive heart failure, according to his
June 1, 2021
By Kevin Cody Based on his newspaper readings, Private First Class Joe Eskenazi wondered why Pearl Harbor was on a Class B, and not a Class A alert.
April 17, 2021
Jane Jayroe Gamble Bob Johnson has a great reputation as an attorney. I love it that he’s from the small town of Thomas, Oklahoma, and is married to Gennie. They both give generously of themselves to our community and their church. History will no doubt give a lot of credit to Johnson for his leadership in a defining time for Oklahoma City following the bombing in 1995. Johnson and Kari Watkins have written an important book about the impact of that incident: “Looking Back. Th...
February 2, 2021
47abc February 1, 2021 Salisbury, MD – The city of Salisbury has partnered with the Fenix youth project to bring light to Black History and provide an opportunity for youth to share what this means to them. Amber Green, Executive Director of the Fenix Youth Project shared more on this partnership with 47 ABC on Monday. We’re told this is a youth-led initiative, which will uncover some black history that has been lost, or not as highly discussed. It is also an opportunity for education. Gree...