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Chad White again
1+ hour, 36+ min ago (315+ words) Before and After (HCSO Facebook) Hall County’s unofficial law enforcement historian and a group of volunteers were out in the oppressive heat one day last week, erecting a new marker at the gravesite of a long-deceased Hall County sheriff. They…...
From the archives: Byrd Field
1+ hour, 36+ min ago (1031+ words) Our local airport has a long and rich history dating back to the Civil War era. Dedicated in 1927, the airport was named Byrd Field after Virginia explorer and aviator, Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd. A few years later in 1932, Eastern Airlines…...
Sanibel???s forgotten baseball team
3+ hour, 28+ min ago (605+ words) This column’s origins can be traced back to a recent Facebook post. But its true roots go back to 1910. That’s when a baseball team known as the Sanibel Tomato Pickers played and won the Caloosahatchee Valley Baseball championship… Or bridge…...
Skunk Brigade travels to attend 2nd quarter BOM
8+ hour, 19+ min ago (158+ words) Members of the Skunk Brigade, Georgia Society Sons of the American Revolution traveled to Barnesville to attend the 2nd Quarter GASSAR meeting on July 25, at the Garden Patch Restaurant. Those members from the East Fall Line Region are Steve Burke, Wiregrass…...
Viking democracy: The kings were powerful, but the people could still say no
18+ hour, 28+ min ago (851+ words) Across early medieval Scandinavia, rulers shared authority with gatherings that handled law, disputes and communal decisions. These institutions were unequal, yet they could become arenas of genuine resistance. In Viking Age Scandinavia, kings ruled alongside powerful farmers, chieftains and assemblies…...
Don Rittner: I don’t dig it!
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (136+ words) The answer should be no. Consultation is far more than professional courtesy. The lesson is both simple and timeless: before putting a shovel into another archaeologist’s excavation, begin with a conversation. Professional ethics and good science demand nothing less. It…...
When Jewish pride found a home in the boxing ring | Morning Star
2+ day, 34+ min ago (858+ words) As antisemitism spread across Europe and the United States in the 1920s and 1930s, Benny Leonard and Jack ‘Kid’ Berg became symbols of hope and resilience, writes JOHN WIGHT JAMES NALTON argues that Curtis Jones’s departure leaves Liverpool facing a stark local…...
DE SOTO SPENT THREE YEARS ARGUING WITH REALITY
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (35+ words) By Kenneth Thomas The trouble with Hernando de Soto was that success had already taught him the wrong lesson. Before he ever set foot in what would …...
The Lygon Street neon icon on track for heritage protection
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (668+ words) August 22, 2026 — 5:00am Lygon Street landmark Borsari’s Corner is on track to forever glow in the heart of Melbourne’s Little Italy, with the iconic neon sign and building recommended for heritage protection. Olympic gold medallist and Italian community leader Nino Borsari installed…...
Damariscotta History – The Lincoln County News
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (87+ words) We are now in the third week of August and are now in a drought along the coast of Maine. The local area has once again been packed with summer visitors enjoying all the local events that have been taking…...