This Day In History

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Vote. Yesterday there was a July 4th celebration in Washington DC. Was it all about Trump or was it a celebration of America?

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A summit between Trump and Vladimir Putin turned into a Mexican children’s party with Trump being the piñata bashed by both Putin and the American press.

While you’re downing that second hot dog or shooting off fireworks or taking advantage of the sale at Penny’s take a moment to really think about today.

Memorial Day is a hard day for many but the memories of those closest to us need to be kept alive. We celebrate who they were — not what we lost.

Glacier joined the National Park system on this date in 1910. Glacier borders Alberta and British Columbia and is comprised of over 1 million acres.

Dave’s book follows Crazy Horse from the Battle of the Little Bighorn in June 1876 until his death just over a year later at Camp Robinson, Nebraska.

If you have a Vietnam vet in your family or circle of friends take a minute and say, “Welcome Home.” Two words most of us never got to hear when we returned.