Jan.-March 2016
Vol. 10, No. 1
Richmond, Ky.

Jan.-March 2015 Click here for complete edition

Annual measurement of college learning finds history, government lacking

Living offspring of Civil War veterans are very few, but they're still around

Heritage Council requests public input for preservation of buildings, sites

'Boy Colonel' William O. Boyle honored at recognition service in Danville

New book well researched: Bourbon was shared, Frankfort then became an embattled capital as Union made its move

Civil War Col. Alexander Hogeland was 'the newpapers boy's friend'

Holt Home Community Day attended by 600, minus snakes from soffit repairs

Sarah Wakeman: an uncommon female soldier whose gender undiscovered

'The Plot' provides surprising twist to Lincoln assassination conspiracy

Fort Duffield defense role remembered at November commemoration event

Bugle book review: 'Blake's Story' provides deeper look on perspectives of Civil War emotions

Bugle Briefs: BORA collects, delivers 45 pairs of socks to Salvation Army for area distribution

Kentucky's Civil War leaders: Jeremiah T. Boyle gained recognition as lawyer, soldier, railroad entrepreneur

April-June 2015 Click here for complete edition

BORA marks Lincoln inaugural address with re-enactment at county courthouse

Dr. David W. Yandell: Confederate medical director advanced medicine education in war, 19th century

Stuart Sanders narrative: Lincoln's Confederate 'Little Sister' examined in essay available on Kindle

Folks now dine at famous location where assassination plot was hatched

Detailed letter of Lincoln assassination purchased for $14,375 at Dallas auction

Scientists are closing in on answer as to why the Hunley failed to survive

Civil War wine failed to age well below and off coast of Bermuda

Kentucky's Civil War leaders: Wood's clash with Rosecrans led to controversy at Chickamauga

Thanks to Clara Barton: Women served many roles during war, soon assuming roles as battlefield nurses

It took three attempts, but finally he became the youngest enlisted soldier

Confederate raiders learn it was unwise to steal memorabilia from an old soldier

Bugle Briefs: Naming of new I-65 bridge must wait to be considered another legislative day

July-Sept. 2015 Click here for complete edition

Confederates in jungle are last survivors of what South was like during Civil War

Opinion: Many Americans are not aware of when Civil War occurred

Bugle book review: Bush's new book on Andrew Cowan has to rank as one of his best efforts

Ely S. Parker: True native American penned final copy of surrender document at Appomattox

Mountain Charley served Iowa regiment as soldier, spy – although she was female

Kentucky's Civil War leaders: Gen. Robertson popular with his troops because of unusual concern for welfare

German 48ers concluded progress was made through blood and iron

Neither rain, nor mud could deter re-enactors from Battle of Sacramento

Bugle Briefs: They speak in manner of 'Old South'

With dignity, sense of purpose, Lee continued to lead after Civil War

Oct.-Dec. 2015 Click here for complete edition

Virginia, unlike Kentucky, shows impact of Civil War visitation, spending income

Bugle book review: Guerrillas in Kentucky? Familiar names were prominent during Civil War activity

Civil War slowed things, but Haldemans made Louisville newspapers prominent

Civil War theme is prominent at Historic MIdway Museum Store

At Stone Mountain rally: Confederate battle flag controversy elicits some interesting responses

Jefferson Davis was opposed to secession park manager tells Richmond roundtable

Miranda moved feet, bent her knees to get Munfordville Civil War photos

Did slavery bring it about? Poll reveals fundamental disagreement as to real cause of America's Civil War

7th Annual Holt Day: 2,000 attend community event, celebrate receipt of gifts totaling nearly $700,000

Thanks to Mollie Morehead, Forrest was able to realize his cavalry 'first'

Kentucky's Civil War leaders: Green Clay Smith had rich heritage, spent his life in state, national fast lane

The Right to Secede: Secession may or may not be supported by constitution; interpretation is key

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