Remembering the fallen soldiers of Citrus County's Fourth of July in 1919. The story highlights the personal lives and ...

Authors Michael Dobrin and Jerry Eppler tell their family stories intertwined with the development of a federal aviation ...

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More than two decades have passed since historian Jay Winik wrote about the end of the Civil War with a book with “April 1865 ...

Sean Parnell promised that, under Pete Hegseth, the Pentagon would be “the most transparent in history.”Instead, it's well on ...

Perched like a young eagle with outstretched wings above Kentucky Highway 31W in 1952, Crittenberger Elementary School stood for ...

“A Curious Beginning” is beach-worthy reading at its best. It’s a light but engaging story, with a witty protagonist, plenty ...

Horthy’s independent streak eventually provoked the Nazis to invade Hungary in March 1944; thereafter the pace of persecution ...

While “it was fun” writing ad copy for Uncle Ben’s Rice, Kraft Foods, and the like in the ’80s, Milton-born Martha Hall Kelly ...

Novels like Slaughterhouse-Five and Life and Fate provide unique insights into how World War II affected soldiers and those in their periphery.

From a romance novel with a foodie focus to a touching story that became a screenplay, here are six great books to pack in your beach bag.

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