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Week in review: adjustment to temple scheduling, Joseph Smith lawsuit, plus 5 more stories

Church News articles from the week of May 29-June 4 included temple scheduling adjustment, Burley temple groundbreaking, Joseph Smith lawsuit.

Court archivists find old lawsuit involving Joseph Smith in St. Louis

Newly discovered documents reveal prejudices against the early Church in a case involving Joseph Smith in 1840s St. Louis.

Re-enactors give public a behind-the-scenes look at being a soldier

People dressed for combat were set up in historic-style camps with tents and canopies, surrounded by all kinds of weapons and historical military artifacts.

Military camp life on display this weekend

Throughout military history, soldiers during wartime didn't spend all their time fighting.

William Clark stole millions of acres from Native Americans, map shows

William Clark "asserted a new boundary and claimed it had always been there," leading to an influx of slaveholders and the exit of Indigenous people.

Scene One brings old friends to the stage

Two men sit on a park bench talking about ducks. But it's so much more than that right?

Escape the cold while visiting history exhibits this season

Stay warm, stay curious

Military History Appreciation Weekend on tap this weekend

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MISSOURIANS ARE INVITED TO SUBMIT PHOTOS TO MISSOURI'S BICENTENNIAL PHOTO DRIVE | KMMO

MISSOURIANS ARE INVITED TO SUBMIT PHOTOS TO MISSOURI’S BICENTENNIAL PHOTO DRIVE