James Russell Butcher Jr., a Vietnam War Marine Corps combat artist and longtime Maryland portrait painter, died Jan. 19 at ...

The local photographer's 50-year career retrospective will be on display at the Tobin Gallery until Feb. 3.

Lebo native Ron Zink knew from a young age what he wanted to be when he grew up. In this week’s Veteran Salute, we introduce ...

Like a horse boldly galloping across the field, the Year of the Fire Horse invites you to take the bull by its horns—to chase ...

Dwight Hal Johnson received the nation's highest military honor in 1968. Three years later, he was killed during an attempted ...

More than 5,000 people gathered at the University of Rhode Island on Oct. 5, 1966, to hear the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr ...

Julian Bond was barred from the Georgia Legislature in 1966; 60 years later, his son Michael Bond tells the story and ...

During the Vietnam War, Weatherly resident Phil Jeffries saw firsthand the horror of that conflict despite never having to engage directly in the guerrilla combat. Jeffries, now 80, served in the U.S.

A Study of Patriotism, The Vietnam War, and the Fight to Save America’s Soul,” by Matthew Delmont. Viking, 368 pp. $32. In 1965, when only a small fraction of Americans supported ending U.S. military ...

Wounded several times, Harold Fritz bravely led his platoon through a dire ambush in Vietnam, leading to the most prestigious ...

It took months of risk and danger in the Vietnam War before U.S. Marine Cpl. Dennis Fisher got used to reaching for his camera instead of his firearm.

We were living at Geiger Trailer Park, which were these little bitty trailers that I think Eleanor Roosevelt had arranged for ...