Splitting a Country the American Way

"By far the most important action I took in foreign affairs during the time I was President related to the Panama Canal.”

History of Whiskey in KC

Starting back in the late 19th century (before Prohibition), Kansas City was home to three major pioneer

Book Review: ‘Extraordinary Black Missourians’

John, Sylvia, and John Wright, Jr., a dedicated family of researchers, combine their decades

What Are You Calling Yourself These Days? Early Welsh Naming System

A friend of mine was interested in learning more about her Welsh heritage.

What Is Research? Use Our Online Resources to Get Started!

For a lot of people, hearing the word “research” might trigger anxiety or fear.

Bringing the Background to the Foreground

I am not a “car person.”  I have family members who can glance at an automobile and instantl

Online Resources for Native American History

Now that you’ve finished up your turkey feast, and the football game is wrapped up, you might want to ta

Happy Dinovember!

In the beginning… in 2020… to get children interested in science, a new and exciting trend surfaced.

King Tut’s Tomb Discovery: 100 Years Later

November 4 marked the 100 year-to-date unearthing of King Tut’s tomb.

All About Pirates

Argh, matey! September 19 marks the date for International Talk Like a Pirate Day!

Discovering Historical Fiction

“Those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.”  - Winston Churchill

Huzzah for the Renaissance!

It’s September! This means huzzah and cheers for the Renaissance!