Since it opened in the 1930s, Devil’s Den State Park has attracted generations of Arkansans for its natural beauty. So much of what people love about the park, though, was carefully planned and made by the men of the Civilian Conservation Corps. They built the cabins and laid stone steps on the trails. They aligned …
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Case Finally Closed in Federal Way, Washington Woman’s 1988 Murder
The man suspected of killing an 18-year-old Federal Way woman in 1988 was identified eight months after he died of cancer, closing the cold case. On Nov. 30, the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department revealed in an online post that a suspect had been found in the 1988 cold case murder of Tracy Whitney. According to the post …
3.4 Billion Records Extracted From Historical Newspapers Were Added to MyHeritage
The following is a press release written by MyHeritage: We’re happy to announce the publication of four huge new collections of names and stories on MyHeritage, extracted from newspaper pages on OldNews.com. The collections contain 658 million records from Florida, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi; 998 million records from Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, and …