In operation in downtown Fargo since 1960, the Civic Center has played host to an intriguing and sometimes colorful history.

Each year, one person is recognized as the Citizen of the Year in The Clanton Advertiser’s “Progress” magazine. The person is ...

Freud’s words in 1923: "I belong to the race that in the Middle Ages was blamed for all the plagues, and such experiences ...

After the bombing of Pearl Harbor in December 1941, my grandfather — along with 122,000 other West Coast residents of ...

The JCC lauds exceptional women for their leadership, generosity of spirit and support of Sunrise Day Camp, and of Staten Island’s charities and culturals as well. This year’s honorees were Alice ...

"American Fast", a play by playwright Kareem Fahmy, explores the complexities of identity, faith, and basketball through the ...

The DOD removed a page on actress Bea Arthur's military service to purge references to diversity and LGBTQ content.

Despite pledge by Ramallah to revise curriculum, materials provided to Gazans continue to glorify martyrdom, feature antisemitic rhetoric in subjects from history to math, watchdog says The post As ...

1952 — Hall of Fame outfielder Monte Irvin of the New York Giants broke his ankle in an exhibition game. Irvin played just 46 ...

Worcester Magazine's third annual Women Making History feature brings together leaders in politics, business, arts and ...

In March 2025, a number of social media posts claimed a video of the first Black female American officer to die in combat had ...

Frank Jacobson moved his family to Scottsdale to become the president and CEO of Scottsdale Cultural Council, now called ...