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The Alton Museum of History and Art offers an affordable deep dive into the area’s rich historical tapestry, from Native ...
In a time when respectful debate seems impossible, high school speech and debate clubs have persevered. Debate team members and sponsors see the activity as even more important in a fracturing society ...
The war of words over what went wrong with developer Sterling Bay’s grand vision for its Lincoln Yards development on the North Side continues, even while the city waits to see what will happen ...
QUINCY — The next History Happy Hour hosted by the Lincoln-Douglas Debate Museum, 128 N. Fifth St. in Quincy, will be held at 5:30 p.m. on June 19.
Lucks, who normally focuses on and excels in Lincoln-Douglas debate and original oratory events, a one on one debate style, and individual argumentative speech, qualified for the national tournament ...
Lincoln Riley’s Cryptic Six-Word Reaction to Future of USC, Notre Dame Rivalry Debate originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The long-standing rivalry between college football powerhouses USC and ...
Carthage High School junior Clayton Elliott has been named the UIL 4A State Runner-Up in Lincoln-Douglas Debate, following an outstanding performance at the 2025 UIL State Speech and Debate ...
Alton’s downtown features 19th-century architecture, historic landmarks like the site of the final Lincoln-Douglas debate, and community events such as free summer concerts, the Alton Eagle ...
History buffs visit the site of the famous Lincoln-Douglas debate held here in 1858. The Stephenson County Historical Museum includes the one-room schoolhouse where Carl Sandburg once taught.
Century-old state laws require Lincoln and Omaha to hold off-cycle elections. An unlikely coalition wants to change that — reigniting a decades-old debate.
The state champs are headed to the National Catholic Forensic League Grand National Tournament in Chicago, IL, on April 25-26 and the 100th Annual National Speech and Debate Association Tournament ...
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