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Harper's Weekly – July 11, 1863

'Gentleman Bandit' biography explores how a Jefferson County man became a most notorious robber | Local History

While growing up in the hamlet of Plessis in the town of Alexandria in the 1800s, Charles E. Boles realized one fact that would become the first building block in

Opinion: President Grant touted public education in Des Moines in 1875

Opinion: The president delivered to Iowans a speech on the virtues of a state-provided education that we’d do well to remember, writes Tom Walton.

"C" is for Capers, Ellison (1837-1908) | South Carolina Public Radio

“C” is for Capers, Ellison (1837-1908). Educator, soldier, minister.

Honoring 'a proud son' of Illinois and Missouri

HANNIBAL — Many local residents might not recognize the name Thomas J. Higgins, even though he is buried at the Holy Family Cemetery in Hannibal.