History

Renovation of a 1906 carriage house got a major boost after the Heard Memorial Club House was notified that a $10,000 grant requested from the DAR was approved.

A Missouri soldier who was killed 68 years ago during the Korean War has been reburied close to home after his remains were identified through DNA.

A Kansas City artist has been selected to create statue of former President Harry Truman for display in the U.S. Capitol.

The State Historical Society of Missouri’s new $35 million facility designed to encourage the study of the state’s history is taking shape in Columbia.

The Salute to Veterans Corporation is inviting the public to their free two-day airshow at the Jefferson City Memorial Airport

A $4.5 million project is planned to make room for more Civil War-era artifacts at the site of the first major battle west of the Mississippi River.

Nonprofit organizations and state bodies are already planning a celebration of 200 years of Missouri history and culture when the state reaches its bicentennial in 2021.

How many of these fun facts about Sedalia did you know?

Do you remember what you were doing thirty three years ago this week? What if I pinpointed an event that happened during that week? See if this jogs your memory.

Deep inside Smallin Civil War Cave, Rick Mansfield stood next to the very spot where famed Ozarks explorer Henry Rowe Schoolcraft stood 200 years ago.