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Carroll County 1948

As a boy in Ketchikan, Alaska, Jackson Polys would help his father, prominent Tlingit artist Nathan Jackson, carve totem poles behind rope stanchions

A statewide collection of historic fraternal lodges, the former home of a wealthy South Bend industrialist, and once-bustling venues in Anderson, Evansville and Stinesville. Those sites are among Indiana Landmarks’

Those sites made Indiana Landmarks' 10 “Most Endangered" list, published by the nonprofit seeking to save historic and “meaningful” places.

Enjoying a cold glass of craft beer on a sunny patio with the mountains in the distance is a quintessential Telluride experience.

By Peter DiGiovanni pdgiovanni07@gmail.com @PeteDLNontwitter WEST CHESTER >> For the first time in 21 years the Red Men captured the West Chester Adult Baseball League championship with a thrilling 3-2 win over defending champion Englunds Apparel, winning the best of five series three-games-to-one Sunday afternoon at Hoopes Park. Pitcher Zach Camp froze the dangerous Nate […]

WEST CHESTER >> The Red Men tied up the West Chester Adult Baseball League championship best-of-five series at one game apiece with a 3-0 win over Englunds Apparel Friday at Hoopes Park behind a superlative complete game, nine strikeout performance from West Chester University product Drew Simpson. Simpson allowed Englunds (22-7-1) just two hits while […]

100 years ago today, Binghamton, Endicott, and Johnson City are planning the biggest Independence Day celebration ever held in the Southern Tier.

175 Years Ago

1850: The steamer Creole, carrying General Narciso Lopez and his rebel army fleeing their failed invasion of Spanish Cuba, landed at the port of Key West. The Creole entered port