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How a Native Tragedy Became an American Tradition
Thanksgiving’s origin story endures not by accident but through erasure — a quiet echo of how marginalized histories are often pushed from view.
Carver at 80: Where Evansville’s Kids Became Leaders
At Bally’s, former “Carver kids” reflect on how one community center shaped their lives and the city.
American History’s Long, Dark Shadow
The effort to rescind the medals remains ongoing, supported by Native organizations and allies who continue to press for recognition and accountability.
Who’s Got Next? Evansville Mourns Three Giants of Faith, Service, and Community
Evansville honors the lives of Janice Hale, Leonard Collins, and Rev. James Hamler—three giants of faith, service, and community. Their passing asks a powerful question: Who’s got next to carry the flag of leadership forward?
How a Native Tragedy Became an American Tradition
Thanksgiving’s origin story endures not by accident but through erasure — a quiet echo of how marginalized histories are often pushed from view.
Carver at 80: Where Evansville’s Kids Became Leaders
At Bally’s, former “Carver kids” reflect on how one community center shaped their lives and the city.
American History’s Long, Dark Shadow
The effort to rescind the medals remains ongoing, supported by Native organizations and allies who continue to press for recognition and accountability.
Who’s Got Next? Evansville Mourns Three Giants of Faith, Service, and Community
Evansville honors the lives of Janice Hale, Leonard Collins, and Rev. James Hamler—three giants of faith, service, and community. Their passing asks a powerful question: Who’s got next to carry the flag of leadership forward?
