Caprock Chronicles First South Plains newspapers: The Crosby County News and The Lubbock Leader
By Chuck Lanehart | Lubbock Avalance-Journal Editor's Note: Jack Becker is the editor of Caprock Chronicles and is a librarian at Texas
Commander Russ Lane Memorial Award MMXX
The award goes to.... Yancey Swearingen!!
Democratic lawmaker coalition calls for removal of 7 Confederate memorials from Texas Capitol grounds
by: Wes Rapaport AUSTIN (Nexstar) — A group of Democratic lawmakers in Texas want seven memorials which pay tribute to Confederate leaders removed
No plans to change Laredo school named after Confederate colonel
By: Christian Alejandro Ocampo | LMTonline.com / Laredo Morning Times For over a month, protesters with the Black Lives Matter movement have advocated
Group wants removal of Queen of the Sea fountain commissioned by Daughters of Confederacy
By Ashlee Burns | Corpus Christi Caller Times The Corpus Christi chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America is calling for the removal
Trump signs executive order to protect American monuments, memorials and statues
Historic monuments and statues have become the targets of anger and vandalism during protests By Morgan Phillips | Fox News President Trump announced Friday
Own a piece of history: Alamo battle relics up for auction on Saturday
By; Mary Claire Patton NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – You could own a piece of San Antonio history as Alamo battle relics and Republic
Sons of Confederate Veterans member-turned VA secretary tells Congress he won’t remove headstones engraved with swastikas
By Roger Sollenberger | Salon Veterans Affairs (VA) Secretary Robert Wilkie has refused to remove three headstones engraved with swastikas at the graves of German
Racist remarks spray painted on Alamo Cenotaph, 1 person in custody
by SBG San Antonio Staff Reports SAN ANTONIO - A person is in custody after allegedly spray painting racist remarks on the historic
Arsenal stored arms for Confederates, U.S. before becoming H-E-B headquarters
By Joshua Fechter The Arsenal complex in downtown San Antonio supplied ammo and provisions to troops in four major U.S. armed conflicts before H-E-B picked the
