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As reported in the May 1 edition of the Times, the Civil War Round Table of Gettysburg had a terrific opening night at the newly-opened Adams County Historical Society (ACHS)

It's safe to say most people around our coverage area know about the Battle of Gettysburg. And yet, with all the interest in the battle itself, people tend to forget (or not know at all) that the three days at Gettysburg were just the culmination of a campaign that took the better part of a month, and would take several more weeks after the battle to finish.

Stark County roundup: News from around the Canton region

john has recently retired from the national park service career, which began 40 years ago >> john has recently retired from the national park service career. which began 40 years ago. at the manassas national battlefield park. he became the chief historian and one of the many projects there. it was the publication of an exhaustive research and matt study of the truth movements. showing where each unit was engaged and moved about the battlefield during that three-day battle. i well remember meeting up with a john in the early 80s as they hiked around those 5000 acres of preserved batt...

has just exploded over the years! how do we index, archive, make that available? and preserve it? i mean, there were thousands of emails that were lost -- forget about whatever you want to say about hillary clinton, during the bush 43 years themselves! there is effort to recapture some of those, but large amounts of them are still lost. that is an other challenge. the national archives, dare i say it, as hard as they are working to make this material available to generations of scholars, and to the american public, there is just more and more, mountains continue to build. it is going...