D-Day Conneaut: A baptism by fire into the world of WWII reenacting
US infantry reenactors prepare for an assault on German forces at D-Day Conneaut. Photo taken with a vintage Argus A3
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Special Reports
Military, civilian scholars discuss lasting impression of WWI
Paul Sunderland’s Glass Bridge & Poppy Field at the National WWI Museum and Memorial. (Courtesy) On Thursday, March 29, the
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Kol Nidre unites retirees, rabbinic students in prayer
Baruch Rosenstein and Yechiel Brejt: two of the students who helped lead Kol Nidre at North Oaks. (Anthony C. Hayes)
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Mizzou ROTC gleans invaluable lessons from ‘General Pershing’
Actor David Shuey presenting General John J. Pershing to the Mizzou ROTC. (Anthony C. Hayes) Everyone recalls that enthusiastic high
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Libby O’Connell: World War I legacy, ‘The peace to end all peace’
American troops on the march in France during World War I. (Wikimedia) On April 6, America and many of its
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Media in the New Town: Communications part of building community; the Flier and the rest: Part 4
This is the fourth part in a series of 12 monthly essays over the next year leading up to Columbia’s
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Shopping and retailing at the heart of the Columbia Plan: Part 3
This is the third part in a series of 12 monthly essays over the next year leading up to Columbia’s
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Kraków in the Capital unites local youth with fellow Catholics in Poland
On Saturday July 30, more than 1000 young people from across the region and beyond gathered on the campus of
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Hurricane Katrina relief opens doors of love for missionaries Katie and Mark Manning
Christian Missionary Katie Hooks Manning stops to comfort a very young friend in New Orleans. In the wake of Hurricane
Read moreChristmas Eve and all through the house
Twas the night before Christmas, we all sported a grin; not a person was protesting about the color of ones
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