Trump’s 2021 executive order named 244 people to include in a garden of American heroes, and $40 million was allotted this ...

In this week’s Hoover’s Heroes, Ben heard from the New Market History Project, who told him about one of their friends who ...

Bishop Chester Thompson spoke to the Camden Noon Lion's Club last week about local history and the work the Zion Hill Summer ...

Thanks to Utah Cultural Site Stewardship, these men who played an important role in Utah history are getting a chance to take ...

On the eve of Independence Day, an enthusiastic audience gathered to celebrate America’s musical legacy. The Pittsburgh ...

The only reason Jefferson could call certain truths 'self-evident' is that he was living in a world shaped by Judeo-Christian ...

From live battle reenactments to walking in the footsteps of troops and visiting historical markers, these destinations offer ...

As the nation prepares to celebrate Juneteenth, the legacy of thousands of Black Civil War soldiers who trained in Montgomery County will never be forgotten.

Buffalo soldiers under the direction of John “Blackjack” Pershing were tasked with chasing down Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa.

The Black soldier above served in the American Army's Ninth Cavalry, also known as Buffalo Soldiers. They were assigned several duties, which included patrolling and protecting the first national ...

The character of Stokes is aspirational, too, as African American soldiers were not allowed to serve as fighter pilots until 1941.