Gettysburg’s Greatest Results
By Tessa Walter With COVID-19 vaccine progress going strong and mask mandates slowly ending, a sense of normalcy in a post-COVID world is upon us, and we are thankful to […]
July/August 2021
The Texas Storyteller in Adams County
Mark Greathouse By James Rada, Jr. “Bad” Bart Strong oh-so-careful-like sighted down the barrel. The bead near the muzzle was seated neatly in the ‘U’ of the rear sight. He’d
Frontier Bar B Q
Explore Fairfield’s Frontier By Karen Hendricks | Photography by Casey Martin When you talk about reenacting in Adams County, most people would assume you’re talking about reenacting Civil War history.
Not Just Knots
Artist Naomi Artts brings light and energy to homes through handcrafted dreamcatchers and macrame wall hangings By Jennifer Mellace Born in Israel to a Brazilian mother and an Israeli father,
The Ministers
By Jane Malone One of the more curious events that followed the Battle in Gettysburg was the exodus of ministers from the town’s churches in 1863 and 1864. Like most