Gen. Alfred Mouton Statue Finds New Home at Former Confederate Training Camp
By Claire Taylor | The Acadiana Advocate The statue of Confederate Gen. Alfred Mouton that was removed from city property in downtown
Service groups gather to honor 32 veterans
By The Sentinel-Record On Oct. 13, representatives from veterans service organizations, including Disabled Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion,
Controversial Statues Are Falling Across the U.S., but This Texas Town Is Erecting New Ones
By Peter Holley | Texas Monthly In Rockport, a celebrated artist is planning to install sculptures depicting the first contact between European explorers
A Letter to Judge Gravell: Keep the Monument
I find that Georgetown is a very nice city. Parking was very easy to find. I enjoyed walking around and seeing the little
Labor Day’s Confederate Founder
By Albert Richard Parsons In compliance with your request I write for publication, in the Knights of Labor, the following "brief story
Emilio Navaira’s Confederate Ancestor
By: Christian Lee | Commander, Alamo City Guards If you grew up in San Antonio, you knew who Emilio Navaira was. A
Dixie Deep Memory Poem
As we memorialize the Confederate dead and Ancestors who once walked here, The essence of our southern pride; The longing of the
Georgetown no longer allowing memorial bricks, after several honoring Confederate soldiers
By Jeff Bell | KVUE.com The City of Georgetown has paused its brick program honoring war veterans, including those honoring Confederate soldiers, at the
Pre-Election Excitement : Editorial
I'm very eager to go to the Texas reunion. The first time I participated in the election process is still fresh in
Alabama Police Issue Arrest Warrant Over Stolen Confederate Monument
By Daniel Jackson | Courthousenews.com (CN) – Police in Selma, Alabama, have obtained an arrest warrant for a man after a Confederate