Honoring Our Veterans: Nanye’hi, Nancy Ward — A Woman of the Cherokee Nation
By Terry Pettee Few know of American patriot Nanye’hi, a woman of the Cherokee Nation. Those few who do know...
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Honoring Our Local Heroes: Donald Edward Tuthill, United States Army
By Kathleen Knowles “The Greatest Generation” World War II ended seventy-three years ago in 1945. Those who lived through the...
Honoring Our Veterans: The bugler and beat of a dead man’s heart
By Rev. C.J. Barry Kentner The Beat of a Dead Man’s Heart The roll of the drum is muffled, The...
Honoring Our Veterans: The “Molly Pitchers” of the American Revolution
by Terry Pettee
By Terry Pettee Perhaps the most remembered heroine of the Revolutionary War is Mary Ludwig Hays, better known as Molly...
Honoring Our Veterans: The Forgotten War
by Mark Pearson
By Mark Pearson Does anyone remember what was happening sixty seven years ago this last November and December? Does anyone...
Honoring Our Veterans: Heroines of Colonial America
by Terry Pettee
By Terry Pettee The women of Colonial America did not fully qualify as citizens of the soon to be established...
Honoring our Veterans: Aunt Helen
By Marian Brennen Pratt Helen Brennan Butler was my dad’s sister. She was born at home in Kenockee Township, on...
Honoring Our Veterans: “Private Andrew Malone”
by Mark Pearson
By Mark Pearson This short story is based on a country western song called “Riding with Private Malone” by Metro...
Honoring American Patriots: Crispus Attucks
by Terry Pettee
By Terry Pettee We in America recognize July 4, 1776, as the birth date of our nation. It was on...
Honoring Our Local Heroes: Michael James Jawor
By Kathleen Knowles Michael James JaworUnited States Navy Michael James Jawor was born October 21, 1948, to Anthony David and...