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History Society offers 2026-27 lectures
2+ hour, 24+ min ago (126+ words) About The Greenville County Historical Society:The Greenville County Historical Society exists to preserve, protect, and share the history of Greenville County for future generations. Formed in 1962, the Society is committed to ensuring that Greenville’s history is not lost. Learn…...
Indigenous nations in present-day Georgia may have enjoyed cacao
4+ hour ago (298+ words) Published Aug 26, 2026 2:00 PM EDT That said, new evidence indicates eastern Indigenous nations like the Muscogee and Cherokee were still familiar with cacao’s deliciousness. According to a study published today in the journal PLOS One, pottery shards excavated from the famous…...
1921: First-ever full trainload of fruit leaves Grand Forks
9+ hour, 28+ min ago (70+ words) Grand Forks Gazette 1921: First-ever full trainload of fruit leaves Grand Forks Published 5:30 am Wednesday, August 26, 2026 Crews conducting mop-up duties inside fire’s edge at Bald Range blaze by Summerland UPDATE: Wildfire in Peachland now considered held Plans for large Revelstoke heli-ski…...
Kearns Farm: Ninety Years Of Sandy Hook History
10+ hour, 58+ min ago (928+ words) Ed Kearns was born on July 4, 1932. In 1936, his family moved to the area of Osborne Hill Road and bought a piece of farmland. That farmland has been known as Kearns Farm ever since. Ed was only 4 when he moved, and…...
From the High Plains
11+ hour, 16+ min ago (351+ words) This book captures day-to-day life in a small village in the early 1970s. It highlights how a handful of Anglos were welcomed into a traditional Hispano community without the xenophobia that was common in many communities. Racial discrimination has been widespread…...
The many lives of Haywood’s forgotten biodome experiment
18+ hour ago (1755+ words) “This is the big one.” The post-mill closure and post-Helene future of Haywood Coun… DOME IN THE MOUNTAINS — The Biodome has sat hidden the hills of Jonathan Creek for nearly 40 years. While its functions have changed over the years, the…...
Little Sioux River to be designated as a state water trail
23+ hour, 21+ min ago (298+ words) CORRECTIONVILLE, Iowa (KCAU) — A river that cuts through several Siouxland towns in Iowa is in the process of being named a state water trail. That river is the Little Sioux, also known as the Inkpaduta Canoe Trail, which starts in…...
There's a jar in your kitchen that costs about two dollars. Seven hundred years ago, it was worth a fortune, and empires were willing to commit atrocities to control its supply.
20+ hour, 56+ min ago (156+ words) A humble spice cabinet staple sparked colonial conquest, slavery, and genocide—all for the sake of flavoring eggnog. Published August 26, 2026 · How we edit Which makes what it used to be worth, and what people were willing to do to control…...
Ridgefield exhibit explores untold history of Japanese farming families
23+ hour, 6+ min ago (818+ words) Ridgefield’s history includes more than the stories found in city buildings, churches and familiar landmarks. A new collaborative museum is highlighting one of the community’s lesser-known chapters: the Japanese farming families who lived, worked and built lives in the area…...
Fallon’s cantaloupes enrich county’s agricultural history
1+ day, 51+ min ago (265+ words) One of the Lahontan Valley’s marquee events is the Fallon Cantaloupe Festival & Country Fair each Labor Day Weekend. The festival, which began in the mid-1980s and draws thousands of visitors annually, was inspired by the farm land of Fallon and…...