
Hurrah for the Flag of the Free
July 4, 1976 marked the United States Bicentennial and the peak of summer following my eighth-grade graduation. Leading

July 4, 1976 marked the United States Bicentennial and the peak of summer following my eighth-grade graduation. Leading

Each patriotic holiday that marks the calendar in the United States provides a focal point for reflection and

Since 1987, by an act of Congress, March has been designated as National Women’s History month, and today

This week, the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. would be turning 92 years old. Martin Luther King

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How many times have you found your computer or phone not working properly, then in a fit of

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Let’s think back to late February or early March. Maybe there was a day when Milan, Italy became

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If it’s been a while since you read “Yes, Virginia, There Is A Santa Claus” or if you’ve

The holiday season is a time of joy, right? Imagine our surprise in late October when we started

Have you ever found yourself watching a televised interview—perhaps with a celebrity, sports figure or eyewitness to an