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Remembering "The Pit
11+ hour ago (1049+ words) Reading: Remembering "The Pit" The fire that destroyed Dawson City"s historic Westminster Hotel erased more than a landmark Dawson City, a gold rush town along the Yukon River, has lost a beloved community emblem. On Sunday, May 17, the Westminster…...
Murfreesboro City Offices Closing in Observance of Juneteenth Holiday June 19
12+ hour, 16+ min ago (330+ words) City Offices Closing in Observance of Juneteenth Holiday June 19 Rutherford Source In observance of Juneteenth, a holiday celebrating the emancipation of enslaved persons in the United States, City Hall and most City offices and recreational facilities will be closed Friday,…...
Land transfer to Alaska Native corporation preserves stretch of Nome River
9+ hour, 28+ min ago (442+ words) When the "three lucky Swedes" discovered gold at Anvil Creek in the Bering Strait region in September of 1898, they touched off a frenzy that transformed a once-peaceful corner of Alaska. More than a century later, a patchwork of lingering mining…...
Mining communities get new chance to explore heritage online
2+ day, 11+ hour ago (497+ words) Mining communities in places like Northumberland and Durham have a new opportunity to explore their heritage online though a new free digital archive dating back hundreds of years. Described by the Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) as a major'milestone'in the preservation…...
Mining town in Colorado with links to Cleator Moor's Irish heritage
19+ hour, 34+ min ago (133+ words) A MINING town once named a neighbourhood after a small Cumbrian community. Cleator Moor's surprising connection to Leadville, Colorado, will be explored in a special talk by professor James Walsh of the University of Denver on July 4. Professor Walsh's research…...
22, 000-Year-Old Jewelry Reveals Ice Age Social Networks in Spain
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (548+ words) A collection of 22, 000-year-old jewelry discovered in northern Spain is offering new insights into how Ice Age hunter-gatherers expressed identity, exchanged ideas, and maintained social networks across vast distances. Researchers found that people living in and around Llon'n Cave used…...
How the Squamish struck gold in Vancouver
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (752+ words) Subscribe for $100 to receive six beautiful issues per year. This is a story of a dispossessed group that is making the most of a rare and remarkable set of circumstances to generate wealth through upzoning. But it is also a…...
Appalachia's Coalfields: The Projections Are Becoming Reality
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (511+ words) The 60-county region as defined by the ARC's original Central Appalachia designation entered 2025 with an estimated combined population of just over 1. 8 million, down from its 2020 census baseline. That roughly 49, 000-person reduction in five years is nearly as large as the…...
Why the World Should Celebrate
1+ day, 22+ hour ago (1534+ words) Hundreds of millions of people who are alive today would be dead without the help of Americans. How could this be? Is this extremely unique 250-year period of world history just a fluke? Has it been the result of the…...
Craig Zakrzewski of Wake Forest talks about the impact of Germany being in Winston-Salem
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (42+ words) Greensboro News and Record Javascript is required to use this website. This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window....