by Patricia F. Scott on June 24th

Returning again to the hills of Columbus this week we will relate the facts regarding District #10 known as the ..

by Patricia F. Scott on June 17th

Returning once again to the hills of Columbus we again turn to two schools districts of which little history is ..

by Patricia F. Scott on June 3rd

The first order of business with this article is an apology to the Warren Johnson family for the error in ..

by Patricia F. Scott on May 31st

Throughout the course of history, many personal memories have been recorded, first in letters, later in phone calls, and in ..

by Patricia F. Scott on May 28th

Proceeding in time after she was overhauled again, the Chenango sailed west and arrived once more on March 4, 1945 ..

by Patricia F. Scott on May 27th

After the close of the Civil War, the United States Navy went into a stage of decline and by the ..

by Patricia F. Scott on May 26th

With the advent of the Civil War, the United States hastened the end of the sailing Navy and April 20,1861 ..

by Patricia F. Scott on May 25th

We, as citizens of the greatest nation on this earth, pause again this forthcoming Memorial Day to honor, not only ..

by Patricia F. Scott on May 13th

At times all historians have been known to “jump up and down with joy” and at times even become hysterical ..