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Miami County Historical Museum volunteer Lloyd Peckman received a wool blanket with Native American symbols during the museum’s June board meeting.

A long-vanished town is an important part of Black and Indigenous Kansas history, but preservation advocates have spent decades fighting for resources.

Do you have ancestors whose family members were killed or who suffered great Civil War damage inflicted by groups known as bushwhackers?

The U.S. Army is removing the names of four Confederate soldiers from a monument at a military base in Columbus, Ga.

Do you have ancestors whose family members were killed or who suffered great Civil War damage inflicted by groups known as bushwhackers?

More than 100 retired U.S. Army Rangers signed a letter sent to Congressional leaders to “strenuously object to the defacement and desecration of the National Ranger Memorial.”

In a letter sent to Rangers, Col. Colin Mahle directed the foundation to remove four names from the thousands on the memorial and the pavers leading t

The National Ranger Memorial Foundation wrote it was “deeply troubled” by the removal of three names from the memorial, describing it as ‘the defacement and desecration” of the monument in a May 23 letter.

More than 100 retired U.S. Army Rangers signed a letter sent to Congressional leaders to "strenuously object to the defacement and desecration of the National Ranger Memorial."