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In rare cases, human intervention results in the preservation of a species. Franklinia, a tree discovered in 1765 in Georgia, serves as one example.

History came alive Monday and Tuesday as Putnam County second graders learned about explorer William Bartram and his friends, like The Long Warrior and trader Job Wiggens from the historical figure

RONNIE L. ROBERTS, 78 of Fort Gay, W.Va., passed away unexpectedly in the early morning hours of Wednesday, April 12, 2023, at his home. Ronnie was born October 26, 1944,

History In the office of the Property Appraiser of Putnam County is a land survey which includes updates through the 1850’s. It is signed by Benjamin Alexander Putnam, who was then the surveyor general of East Florida. Putnam who was a prominent attorney, an officer in the Second Seminole War and a judge of the Eastern Circuit Court would later have the county named for him.

Northeast Florida bike trails could be the nation's best-kept cycling secret. This Concierge Guide will give you the down-and-dirty details and inspirational insights to get you packing up your bikes and heading to the sunshine state.

WE ARE FOUR citizen employees of the Chickasaw Nation driving from Oklahoma to the Wickliffe Mounds to be present at the return of our ancestral bones to

A fascinating new book by Annie Proulx reveals the mystery and majesty of fens, bogs, and swamps

As part of plan to bring people to the downtown riverfront, the park at Friendship Fountain will get a number of new features including a light show.

Letters:<strong> Lucy Yu </strong>says innovative thinking will be crucial to build a resilient energy system for the future. Plus letters from <strong>Lynn Fotheringham</strong>, <strong>William Bartram </strong>and<strong> Stan Salmon</strong>

"An Abundance of Curiosities: The Natural History of the North Carolina Coastal Plain" is a remarkable text.