It’s not easy going…nothing of value is.

Learning about the Battle of Massard Prairie at the Fort Smith Historic Site

How every president…so far…died.

Or, when RHIP takes a strange turn.

July 17th, 1863 was one of a number of turning points in the American Civil War.

Tom Wing talks about the Drennen Family and how they lived back in 19th Century Van Buren, AR

Raconteur: a person who tells stories and anecdotes with skill. Rackensack: Since the 1840's, the informal, derogatory, historical,...

Veteran’s Radio Network Fourth of July programming with Dale Throneberry

Jim’s story of his own awakening moves me because of my own circuitous and never ending route to understanding.

Now they are all gone…the 22 Marine and 5 Navy recipients of the Medal of Honor for their heroic deeds on Iwo Jima. May they rest in peace.

Army Chief of Staff General George Marshal famously was reputed to have, whether real or metaphorically, a “black book” in which he kept…

On the night of February 28, the teams successfully crossed the ravine just before midnight, when the guards were scheduled to change.

As part of our research, we discovered two big events that bookend the story we are telling…the explosion of 1894 and the “cyclone” of 1898.

Interview of author JB King

There is an old axim, “Write what you know.” However, I doubt that advice was ever meant to be literal.

We will have copies at the 10th Anniversary of the Pennsylvania Women's Hall of Achievement Luncheon on August 27, 2023 at the LeMont.

‘The fact that the author J.B. King was there and was a part of this investigation gives the book a hard-hitting edge to this true story.’

“We must have this ship back in three days.”—Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Commander in Chief Pacific Fleet

Taming the Fire Within explores the relationship between an adolescent and his grandfather, showing how each grows from the experience.

Canal is important to many countries…not just the US which built the original locks or Panama (which was created to build the locks)…