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Roman Battaglia/老夫子传媒Next Wednesday is Juneteenth, a holiday that commemorates the end of slavery in the U.S. Throughout Southern Oregon and Northern California, municipalities and groups will celebrate in a variety of ways. -
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/via UCLA Library Special CollectionsIt鈥檚 an eternal struggle in California: Businesses want to cut taxes while governments say doing so would decimate services. Three competing measures headed for the November ballot could drastically change California鈥檚 tax landscape.
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Theresa Howell is a children's book author, with several titles already in print. Her mother-in-law, Janet Howell, is a state senator in Virginia, and鈥� -
The official histories of places on the map can be a bit on the plain-vanilla side, featuring the dates and the places and the people and how they鈥� -
Eugene Bullard sounds like a character from a movie, and not a totally plausible one, at that. His careers and skills included boxing, spying, and flying鈥� -
Emily Dickinson is revered for her poetry, yet still something of an enigma. No one is quite sure why she was so reclusive later in life, spending nearly鈥� -
Nationalism is taking on some dark overtones in our time, all over the world. Historian and National Review senior editor Richard Brookhiser takes the鈥� -
Historical markers dot the landscape of the United States. At best, they can give only about a paragraph of information about significant events at their鈥� -
You don't have to walk far in a Southern Oregon city to find a bar that makes its own beer. Beer-making is booming in the region, and not for the first鈥� -
Gone, but not forgotten. World War II had a huge impact on the region; it was home to both a major army base (Camp White, where White City is now) and a鈥� -
Jacksonville was born and grew into the county seat back in the Victorian days. Even now the historic downtown does not look that different from how it鈥� -
When we refer back to "the wisdom of the ancients," a logical follow-up is "which ancients?" There were many influential cultures in the world millennia鈥� -
Labor Day finds most of the Exchange crew... not laboring. But we worked in advance to provide you with a couple of quality hours of interviews. At 8:鈥� -
Earlier generations of American readers thrilled to the tales of brave locomotive engineers on the railroads, the airline pilots of their day. A Rogue鈥�
