From Revolutionary War veterans who settled in Northeast Ohio to a local soldier who commanded artillery against Nazi Germany, an exhibit from the Geauga County Historical Society is showcasing local ...

And in 1953 the Pentagon adopted the Nuremberg Code for its defensive studies of atomic, biological and chemical warfare. They were the first and only US government agency to adopt the code word for ...

Moxie, beloved by some and hated by others, has a wacky and wonderful history. The beverage was created in 1876 by Maine-born ...

A balloon release — celebrating what would have been the 150th birthday of civil rights activist and education pioneer Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune.

Nevertheless, over the course of the previous year, the pair had fashioned themselves into two of the least likely soldiers ...

Six markets in a mile-long stretch of 35th Avenue in Phoenix offer the Burmese community a way to hear, and taste, the ...

The Village Voice remembers the art and provocations of the underground comix genius, Vaughn Bode, on the 50th anniversary of his death.

From classics to surprising thrillers, these are the best beach movies that seaside cinema has to offer. Whether it's warm ...

The museum’s third floor contains what might be its most surprising feature: a 85-seat theater showing continuous Stooge shorts throughout the day. But this isn’t just any theater – it’s designed to ...

Lawrence business owner and one of the founders that launched our Valley Patriot, Ralph Wilbur was drafted into the US Army.