If you are about 56 years old, or perhaps a smidge younger, you might remember July 1976, which hailed America’s Bicentennial, or 200th birthday. Gerald Ford, was President at the time, following Richard Nixon, whose faux pas now makes him look like a boy scout, compared to Democrat Presidents of the 1990s to 2020s. 1976…

He was born on June 12th, 1921. Now think about that, 105 years ago. Commercial radio was in its infancy. Long distance travel was mainly by rail or ship. Communication was done by letters, limited landline telephone or cables (telegrams). Air conditioning in movie theaters was still years away, infant mortality was still a vast…

Members of the Duke Family, from Montgomery. LtoR: Riley, 7; Emma, 6; and Dad a.k.a. Dwayne; viewed one of the Montgomery Historical Society’s pieces on display, an old molasses jug, at the N.H.Davis Cottage and Museum this past Friday. Source: Read original article Publisher: Veteran of the Week

Ever wonder what makes lenders “say yes to the loan?”THIS —> Your credit score.Like it or not, your interest rate and loan terms largely depend on the strength of your credit score. Wanna hear more? Here you go. Credit Score RangesScores range from 300 to 850. For a conventional home loan, a credit…

By Robin Montgomery and Ruben Borjas Jr At a time when we are celebrating our 250th year as an Independent Nation, a most dramatic component of that phenomenon found expression in Montgomery on Friday June 19th. This was a Community Celebration of “Juneteenth” in remembrance of the news of African American Liberation announced at Galveston…

World War II – U.S. ArmyStaff Sergeant Andrew MillerCongressional Medal of HonorRank: Staff SergeantConflict/Era: World War IIUnit/Command: Company G, 377th Infantry, 95th Infantry DivisionMedal of Honor Action Date: November 16 – 29, 1944Medal of Honor Action Place: Woippy, France, through Metz to Kerprich Hemmersdorf, GermanyCitationFor performing a series of heroic deeds from 16…

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