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  • Published on May 18, 2019

    Native American groups to meet at BHE

    By Mike HelenthalOf the Star Courier Friday May 17, 2019 at 5:16 PM Preservation officers from eight Native American tribes are coming to Kewanee Wednesday, May 29, to make a presentation about the historical significance of the Sauk Trail in Henry and …

    Source: Kewanee Star Courier
  • Published on Jul 18, 2019

    Kaskaskia: The Lost Capital of Illinois

    The authors have taken a fresh look at the story of Illinois’ first capital city in a new book published by Southern Illinois University Press called “Kaskaskia: The Lost Capital of Illinois.” They’ve put together what they say is a comprehensive account …

    Source: WUIS
  • Published on Oct 1, 2019

    Land Acknowledgement at Convergence-Continuum Should Set Example for Cleveland

    Tremont's Convergence-Continuum Theatre this weekend staged Heirloom, a solo performance written by and starring Mike Geither, a local playwright who teaches at Cleveland State University. Heirloom was a harrowing probe into Geither's family …

    Source: Cleveland Scene
  • Published on Feb 19, 2018

    The Monday After: Glaciers, Native Americans and early Stark County settlers

    Here is what Stark County was like before it became our home. Gary Brown CantonRep.com Writing Editor-at-large @gbrownREP Scholars who talk about the history of Stark County always have stood on a slippery slope. Indeed, most historians start by teaching …

    Source: CantonRep.com
  • Published on Jun 23, 2018

    EXCHANGE: Students find second Fort Kaskaskia site

    Photo: Marilyn Halstead, AP In this June 9, 2018 photo, Students in the Southeren Illinois University Center for Archeaological Investigations Summer Field School prepare their excavation sites for rain during a Public Archeaology Day at Fort Kaskasia …

    Source: SF Gate
  • Published on Jul 26, 2019

    Restaurants, people and more: Meet the very best of Southwest Illinois

    Southwestern Illinois is full of small-town charm, family-friendly neighborhoods and great local organizations. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch asked our readers to vote on the best businesses, food and beverages, community groups, people and services that …

    Source: STLtoday.com
  • Published on Dec 27, 2017

    Kaskaskia: Where Illinois' rich history began 150 years before statehood

    No exploration of the 200 years of Illinois history would be complete without a look at what preceded those two centuries. Illinois became a state in 1818, but its story begins nearly 150 years before that -- in 1673, when Louis Joliet and Jacques …

    Source: Daily Herald
  • Published on Dec 26, 2017

    The quiet capital: The story of Kaskaskia

    By Isaac Smith, The Southern Illinoisan Editor's note: The weekly Illinois Bicentennial series is brought to you by the Illinois Associated Press Media Editors and Illinois Press Association. More than 20 newspapers are creating stories about the state …

    Source: State Journal Register
  • Published on Jul 4, 2019

    ‘These were exceptional people’: Local historians reflect on American revolutionaries

    LONGVIEW — Frank Stratton’s interest in the this nation’s fight for independence runs in his blood. At least three of his ancestors fought in the American Revolution, according to the family tree and records Stratton, 86, has assembled in the last two …

    Source: Columbian.com
  • Published on Mar 13, 2019

    Generals embody every inch of the word ‘team’

    SHERIDAN — Whether it’s AJ Bramah stuffing the stat sheet or Adham Eleeda catching fire from 3-point land or Cam Reece owning the paint or Josh Bagley hitting a big shot with the game hanging in the balance, the Sheridan College men’s basketball team can …

    Source: Sheridan Press
  • Published on Oct 26, 2018

    Alton area ghosts spawn cottage industry

    Alton touts the McPike Mansion as part of embracing its reputation as a paranormal tourism location.  The house is one of the most studied haunted sites in the nation, according to the book “Small Town Ghosts.” (Photo courtesy of visitalton.com) “One of …

    Source: Legal Record
  • Published on Sep 6, 2018

    The Man Who Saved the Buffalo

    By Steve Nelson   Many people have heard of Scotty Philip’s role in saving the buffalo: how the herd he built up on his central South Dakota ranch provided the seed stock for the majority of the buffalo being raised today. Not so many people know that if …

    Source: South Dakota Magazine
  • Published on Sep 1, 2018

    Who are the Avoyel?

    This parish was named after a small Native American tribe who lived here when Europeans first explored this area. The Avoyel Tribe has not officially existed since the late 1700’s, but four unrecognized organizations have claimed to be the descendants of …

    Source: Bunkie Record
  • Published on Jul 20, 2018

    The Catholic Faith and the Public Square: An Interview with Bob Marshall

    On the topic of religious liberty, much has been said recently (and remains steadily discussed) at the highest levels of government regarding Catholics and others with religious convictions who function in the public square, living openly according to the …

    Source: Catholic Exchange
  • Published on May 24, 2018

    Pekin parks offer outdoor fun, wildlife

    By Amber HendricksGateHouse Media Illinois PEKIN — Enthusiasts of the outdoors will find much to offer in the parks of Pekin. There are many parks in the district, including playground parks; Mineral Springs Park and Lagoon, which includes an ice rink …

    Source: Knox County Neighbors
  • Published on May 14, 2018

    Voters select Elsah as state’s top scenic spot

    Elsah, the tiny town that hardly seems to have changed in the past 150 years, was named the state’s top scenic spot by voters taking part in the Illinois Top 200 project. It was followed by the Great River Road, which follows the Mississippi River from …

    Source: Today's Advantage
  • Published on May 14, 2018

    Small towns, big city make list of Illinois' top scenic spots

    Staff report Elsah, the tiny town that hardly seems to have changed in the past 150 years, was named the state’s top scenic spot by voters in the Illinois Top 200 project. It was followed by the Great River Road, which follows the Mississippi River from …

    Source: State Journal Register
  • Published on Feb 3, 2018

    ILLINOIS HISTORY COLUMN: Slavery cast its shadow upon creation of the Illinois Territory

    By Jared OlarLibrary assistant In the course of our survey of the events of history that led to the creation of the state of Illinois, we have seen how the Indiana Territory was founded on July 4, 1800, encompassing territory that included the future …

    Source: Washington Times Reporter
  • Published on Feb 3, 2018

    Slavery cast its shadow upon creation of the Illinois Territory

    By Jared OlarLibrary assistant In the course of our survey of the events of history that led to the creation of the state of Illinois, we have seen how the Indiana Territory was founded on July 4, 1800, encompassing territory that included the future …

    Source: Pekin Daily Times

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