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From the first observance on May 30, 1868, there have been ceremonies to honor veterans buried in Oakland Cemetery in Warsaw. The original events were handled by the Grand Army

As we solemnly gather this Memorial Day to bestow our most honored respect to the many veterans and loved ones that find eternal rest in our local cemeteries, it is most heartfelt. Though there are many people visiting the greater Concord area...

Silas Nichols died in 1945, but a special service Saturday will conclude a long mission to find and honor him as the last soldier in Lake County to serve in the Union Army.

A group called the Sons of Union Veterans will dedicate a new headstone for Doc McWilliams Saturday afternoon at Lawrence's Oak Hill Cemetery. McWilliams, a Black Union soldier in the Civil War, was an early civil rights activist following the War Between the States.

Many people know that “Baby Bear” is the fond local name given to the smallest of the three Greek Revival, brick Seneca County government buildings in the village of Ovid.

The Summer Solstice, June 21, has come and gone and summer has officially begun. The next major holiday down the pike is the Fourth of July which is officially known

There will be two free events this coming week at the Moundsville-Marshall County Public Library. One will be at 6:30p.m. on Tuesday and the other at 6 p.m. on Thursday. For those who wish to learn more about Civil War history they will want to be at the library Tuesday as local author and archivist […]

Westminster’s Memorial Day traditions and Mary B. Shellman (1849-1938) go hand in hand.

Spending this Memorial Day Weekend in Northern Michigan? Then look no further than this list of local events taking place from May 26-28.

CADILLAC — The tenor of Memorial Day observances in the Cadillac area has evolved during the last 150 years to match the conflict of the day, and the people directly