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Hartford Plans Walk Honoring Black Civil War Soldiers
Lifestyle
— 6d
Communities are recognizing military service in different ways, including a Hartford memorial walk retracing the 1865 return of two Black Civil War regiments and a profile of Army veteran Chuck Roberts’ engineering work and later military-history scholarship. In Milwaukee, volunteers replaced Korean War veteran Chester Hopper’s deteriorating roof at no cost, honoring his service and years of helping others.
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Commentary: Dem Officials Cooking Up Plan To Obliterate Memorial Above Grave of Confederate Before Digging Him Up
Opinion
— May 30, 2021
Democrats in Virginia are set to dig up the remains of a Confederate Civil War general and tear down a memorial as the American left continues its campaign to rewrite history. The city of Richmond, Virginia , is…
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Dem Lawmakers Push for Trump to Support Renaming Bases Honoring Confederate Leaders
Reporting
— Jun 12, 2020
Democratic lawmakers are urging President Donald Trump to embrace being “on the right side of history” by not vetoing the bill calling for the removal of all remnants honoring Confederate leaders of the Civil War. On…
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Magnolia Oil-Tank Fire Kills Three Firefighters
Politics
— Sep 17, 2026
Arkansas history on September 19–20 features a spectrum of notable events: Civil War skirmishing near Helena in 1862, the 1883 marriage of future governor George W. Donaghey, and the 1923 Little Rock police murders death sentences; 1944 Magnolia’s oil-fire disaster that claimed three firefighters; the 1957 Central High School desegregation injunction hearing that led to the guards’ withdrawal; and the 1974 Young v. Ethyl Corporation bromine litigation. The dates also record 1863 Cavalry organization at Magnolia, 1917 Fort Smith labor strike, 1942 Jehovah’s Witnesses attack in Little Rock, 1957 legal challenges surrounding Little Rock desegregation, the 1958 vote to keep closed schools, and Kennedy’s Arkansas campaign in 1960.
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At Least 7 Dead, Dozens Injured After Explosion Reported At Canadian Military Base
Paris Apodaca · 7 min · 51m
