“Ten Cent Bill” During the Christmas celebrations in 1919, one year after the end of World War I, Bill Yopp…
As we begin a new year, we would like to update our supporters on how your donations have been…
Recently, we watched in anger and sadness as the dismantling of a beautiful work of art known as The Reconciliation…
The era of Reconstruction was SUPPOSED to be for the purpose of rebuilding the South. Through all the hardships, Southerners…
Compatriots, On Saturday, July 8th, we dedicate a new Confederate Soldiers Memorial in New Bern, NC. After years of witnessing…
If this ground could talk what would it say? Would we hear echoes of the battle fray? “God, please don’t…
March is Women’s History Month. As it draws to a close, I’d like to share some information that’s not…
Most of us know that North Carolina was a leader in declaring independence and speaking out against British atrocities during…
As we celebrate Independence Day, I’m sure I’m not the only person thinking about what his or her ancestors endured.…
Both Columbus, Georgia and Columbus, Mississippi, claim to have celebrated the first Memorial Day. Area newspapers accidentally published the date…