Second Regiment News Today

Researchers are testing eDNA as a tool to locate lost soldiers' remains. Can the approach one day help solve crimes?

On April 2, 1818, a 58-year-old Revolutionary War veteran named James Purdy (1760-March 8, 1835) applied for a military pension at the Court of Common Pleas in Oneida County, New

Eagle Archives, March 27, 1954: The 75-year-old Michelman Building, gutted by fire in the early morning hours on March 26, 1954, once housed the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia as well as

Texas is one of four states to once have been an independent nation. Though only a short period in its long history, it has become a source of curiosity and

H. A. Crawford wrote the following in one of his newspaper articles, “The rough, unpretentious old house at Gum Spring has long since ceased to occupy the small space on

Last week, I was fortunate to have taken a trip to Myrtle Beach with my family. The weather was perfect, the sun was hot and the ocean was warm. It was a nice t

The Kenosha Pops Concert Band takes audiences on what Conductor Craig Gall calls “a musical travelogue of the United States,” featuring tunes celebrating the various states, from one of the

In a time when American history seems to be forgotten – in some cases destroyed – it is good to find someone who is preserving it and honoring the people

The Taliban administration is stuck in a cat-and-mouse game with WhatsApp, which is off-limits to the nascent government because of U.S. sanctions.

On Feb. 14, 1898, butcher Richard Fenner passed away in Cranston at the age of 78. His estate consisted of a good deal of property which was to pass to his next of kin. The problem was that his …