To celebrate the Fourth of July, the Village Voice takes a look at Frederick Douglass's powerful 1852 anti-slavery oration.

Frederick Douglass asked a burning question in front of hundreds of abolitionists in Rochester, New York: “What to the Slave ...

“Fire is always where people are,” Flannigan continues. “It goes with us wherever we go. But the genie is out of the bottle.

Klein waxed nostalgic about the "mighty" Block and Kuhl store and its Toyland, which was "probably the closest a kid could come in those days to realizing what heaven might be like." ...

It was noon. The hunt for sage hens had cleared my mind of the turmoil of the evening before. It had been fun, meeting these two strangers. But by now I was itching to get back on the road. Even ...

Creating a 12x24 timber, 60 feet long, from a single Douglas Fir log is no small feat—it’s a display of both natural grandeur and human precision. In this video, we document the entire process ...

There’s something awe-inspiring about working with giant trees, and this 60-foot Douglas Fir is no exception. In this video, we take you into the forest to witness the controlled and skillful ...

The view that sells real estate: Payette Lake framed by forested mountains, with the Hotel McCall standing sentry to adventures both liquid and landlocked. Photo credit: BoiseDev The journey to McCall ...

DOUGLAS, Ariz. (KGUN) — This weekend, the Douglas Days event is returning to the City of Douglas for the 10th year. The event celebrates the city's history and the veterans living in the community.

This week's Glory Days is the result of a reader suggestion to feature the 1995 Fairfield Union baseball team. "It was an outstanding season," FU coach John Nelson said in the May 20, 1996 ...

Sports L.A. PARKER: Bryant ‘BB’ Brannon recalls the glory days of boxing in Trenton Bryant “B.B.” Brannon remains part of Trenton’s celebrated boxing history. (L.A. Parker/ Trentonian Photo) ...

Tribute Bruce Springsteen’s High School Buddy Immortalized in ‘Glory Days’ Dead at 75 "Just a moment to mark the passing of Freehold native and ballplayer Joe DePugh," Springsteen wrote.