If you walk east on Ralph McGill Boulevard from Piedmont Avenue in the Old Fourth Ward, you won’t see any evidence that the Forrest Arms Hotel ever existed. There’s no trace of the building that, ...

The Thomasville Rose Garden is a feast for the eyes when in bloom. Thousands of roses create a rainbow of colors and fill the air with sweet perfume. Even if you don’t think you’re a “garden person,” ...

Joe Frauenthal was described during the Civil War by a fellow Confederate soldier as “… though insignificant, in battle had ...

Time travel doesn’t require a DeLorean with a flux capacitor—sometimes all you need is a drive to Adams County, Pennsylvania, where the Sachs Covered Bridge stands as a crimson-colored portal to the ...

In 2023, amid a national reckoning on issues of race in America, seven Army bases' names were changed because they honored Confederate leaders.

As thick as a telephone pole at its base, as wide as a hotel at the top, and 900 feet high.” The Sun, July 17, 1904 On the ...

More than half a dozen Army bases' names were changed in 2023 because they honored Confederate leaders. Those same bases are reverting back to their original names, this time with different ...

During a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on June 18, 2025, Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) pressed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on why he is removing the names of distinguished service members ...

Lakeview (Baxter County), 1965: World War I veteran John Penrod and his wife, Virginia, arrived in the 1950s as Bull Shoals Lake was filling up. They opened the Penrod Museum with “57 fabulous ...

After a teacher vanishes from her home and police make a gruesome discovery at a lake, investigators in a small Texas town are left with more questions than answers. Andrea Canning reports Friday ...

In 2023, amid a national reckoning on issues of race in America, seven Army bases’ names were changed because they honored Confederate leaders. Now, those same bases are reverting back to their ...