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There are some great musicians among the veterans we honor on this Veterans Day.

If you ask Duke physicist Natalie Klco, most computers in use today get nature all wrong. “Nature at its core is not a deterministic set of ones and zeros,” Klco says.

After the Japanese invaded the Aleutian Islands, Indigenous volunteers helped form the Alaska Territorial Guard.

Sixteen million United States citizens served in the armed forces during World War II. As 2022, draws to a close, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs estimates that approximately 174,400

Eduardo Kac, (born July 3, 1962, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), Brazilian American artist who was best known for his works featuring genetically altered organisms in ways that frequently had conceptual or symbolic import. He termed these endeavours “bio art” or “transgenic art.” Kac began staging performance art pieces in Rio de Janeiro as a teenager. He frequented the city’s beaches and, especially, Cinelandia, a square that served as a hub of bohemian activity. There Kac would declaim por...

Come one and all to celebrate four talented authors with local ties! We'll be celebrating new and recently published works by: Anne Baldo (Morse Code for

The Queen of the Ocean comprised a dining experience, some scenes from live actors and a pianist, and an extensive slideshow.

"December 8, 1984"

Display at Cheyenne Depot Museum (vannoy photo) On October 24, 1861, the Western Union Telegraph Company completed the link between the Eastern and Western Telegraph lines at Salt Lake City, Utah. The transcontinental line allowed instantaneous communication between Washington, D.C., and San Fran

Five students waited in the hallway of Columbus Middle School, and though Deaorian Neal stood a few inches shorter than his four peers, he stood confidently with big dreams and a determination to change the world.