Remembering Marjorie Mader: Former longtime Almanac reporter dies
Marjorie Mader, an Almanac reporter for 40 years, died on Dec. 31.
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Marjorie Mader, an Almanac reporter for 40 years, died on Dec. 31.
When Arkansans chatted on Jan. 28, 1968, they might have recounted what President Lyndon Johnson had recently said in his State of the Union address. As the El Dorado Times reported, the president claimed that the nation was firmly determined "not to back away from our responsibilities in Vietnam" and also committed to diligently seeking "a just peace."
Who Prince Harry thanks, and doesn't thank, is extremely interesting.
This month’s thematic roundup of BookLife titles focuses on history and historical fiction with military themes.
what? that it was my fault somehow. it felt like i'd been set free. i know that sounds terrible, but it's the truth. a happy accident. it's funny, i hadn't thought about preston in years, and then last month i ran into his sister and she told me that one of his gambling buddies had been shot upstate new york. shot and killed? no, he survived. you don't think there's a connection, do you? can you give us a name? tim hudson. he'd hire preston to help him repo cars. bus driver saw the killer at the scene. checking for a bullet? trying to, until he was interrupted. what about the secreta...