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Fires near White Swan destroy 24 structures, including a church and 16 occupied homes | Northwest | union-bulletin.com
7+ hour, 3+ min ago (395+ words) The White Swan Independent Indian Shaker Church was destroyed by wildfires over the weekend. The church's dining hall survived. Two fires near White Swan over the weekend destroyed at least 24 structures on the Yakama Reservation, including 16 occupied homes, according to…...
Why Utah's Makers, Hobby Farmers and Small Shops are Building in Steel
19+ hour, 51+ min ago (267+ words) This content is password-protected. To view it, please enter the password below. Yurting isn’t camping and it’s not glamping. At 8,300 feet in Utah’s Soldier Summit, it’s something entirely different—an off-grid experience that trades convenience for quiet, cold nights, and…...
Wasatch County raises flag from Utah’s 1st day of statehood
14+ hour, 44+ min ago (446+ words) The day that Utah became the 45th state in January 1896, Heber residents raised a huge flag over what’s now City Hall. On July 24, as local Judy Milliner sang the national anthem, their descendants honored the 45-star flag again at the Daughters…...
Whaling Museum Review
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (106+ words) GazetteXtra A crewneck sweatshirt for sale at the New Bedford Whaling Museum store is emblazoned with the museum's viral one-star review, Thursday, July 23, 2026, in New Bedford, Mass. Janesville GM plant managers from 1967 reunite to see 100 millionth GM car they'd sent…...
100 years of CKRM: 1926, CJRM goes on air, and high-water mark
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (141+ words) It’s the reason behind the series – CJRM hits the airwaves from Moose Jaw. July 27, 1926, marks the humble beginnings of what would become a heritage station known as 620 CKRM. It all started with a goal to bring farmers and grain elevator…...
WSU’s Noriko Kawamura appears on ‘World War II with Tom Hanks’
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (117+ words) WSU Insider The final two episodes of a History Channel World War II series that includes insights from a recently-retired Washington State University professor will be airing next week. Noriko Kawamura, an emeritus professor with the Department of History, was…...
Staffordshire's historic audio recordings to be preserved digitally | News - Greatest Hits Radio (Staffordshire & Cheshire)
1+ day, 18+ hour ago (213+ words) 12-month project launched using National Lottery money A significant effort is underway in Staffordshire to preserve thousands of historic audio recordings, thanks to funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Staffordshire County Council's Archives and Heritage service, in partnership with…...
Serial killers and banned tequila? Learn about Cincinnati's wild past
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (84+ words) Cincinnati Enquirer Serial killers and banned tequila? Learn about Cincinnati's wild past Looking for a good Cincinnati history book to dig into this summer? Here are three books by local authors that you can pack in your suitcase. ‘Magical History…...
Barnstable Town city, Massachusetts Population 2026
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (200+ words) Deaths caused from human errors (Titanic, Chernobyl) or non-wartime attacks (9/11). Deaths caused at specific dangerous places. Deaths caused in wars, conflicts, and other military operations. Barnstable Town city is located in Barnstable County, Massachusetts. Barnstable Town city has a 2026 population…...
A legacy to follow: How to learn about and honor Utah’s pioneer heritage
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (1171+ words) Jerry Hancock gives a tour of the grounds surrounding his home Wednesday, July 19, 2017, in West Weber. Originally built in 1867 by polygamist Archibald McFarland, the home was bought by Hancock’s grandparents in 1931. The area is now his home, and a museum…...