Update: 1 Soldier Dead, 18 Wounded In Northern Iraq Confirmed from Fort Drum bi13060741 A violent day Sunday left one U.S. soldier dead and 18 others wounded Northern Iraq. The military has not yet identified the soldiers, but Fort Drum Public Relations Officer Ben Abel has confirmed they are from Fort Drum

Update: Fort Drum Soldier Killed Iraq Was Supposed To Be Home On Leave (WW bi13060741 7 News has confirmed that Tyler Pickett, Antwerp, was killed a suicide car-bomb attack on a US Patrol Base Northern Iraq over the weekend. His wife, Kristy Pickett, a village trustee Antwerp and Deputy Board of Elections Commissioner for the Republican Party

Pow wow at the park - Native American festival draws crowd to Sycamore Shoals bi13060741 The sun was blazing and the shade was sparse, but that didn?t keep festival goers from catching last chance year to enjoy the culture and crafts of the Native s at Sycamore Shoals State Historic Area

Americans, French gather to recognize historic contribution of Belleau Wood M bi13060741 BELLEAU, France ? More than 200 Marines and Sailors from numerous commands joined together thousands of French locals at the World War I Aisne-Marne Cemetery and Memorial near the tiny village of Belleau, France to mark the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Belleau Wood during a Memorial Day ceremony May 25

Ancient site Ohio hosting American Indian celebration (Coshocton Tribune) bi13060741 CINCINNATI - Connie Heald feels an energy flowing from the rhythmic cadence of Native drums and songs as she and other Indians and descendants celebrate culture at a prehistoric earthworks site southwest Ohio - a site dating back more than 2,000 years

Ancient site Ohio hosts American Indian celebration (Lexington Herald-Leader) bi13060741 Connie Heald feels an energy flowing from the rhythmic cadence of Native drums and songs as she and other Indians and descendants celebrate culture at a prehistoric earthworks site southwest Ohio - a site dating back more than 2,000 years. Fort Ancient's earthworks were built by Native s of the prehistoric Hopewell culture, used the land for ..

Native Americans Hold Powwow In Brooklyn Park (NY1 News) bi13060741 Brooklyn?s Gateway National Park hosts a celebration of Native culture a powwow weekend. People can look at arts, crafts and traditional song and dance performances like the ?Chicken Dance.?..

Update: 1 Soldier Dead, 18 Wounded In Northern Iraq Confirmed from Fort Drum bi13060741 A violent day Sunday left one U.S. soldier dead and 18 others wounded Northern Iraq. The military has not yet identified the soldiers, but Fort Drum Public Relations Officer Ben Abel has confirmed they are from Fort Drum

Update: Fort Drum Soldier Killed Iraq Was Supposed To Be Home On Leave (WW bi13060741 7 News has confirmed that Tyler Pickett, Antwerp, was killed a suicide car-bomb attack on a US Patrol Base Northern Iraq over the weekend. His wife, Kristy Pickett, a village trustee Antwerp and Deputy Board of Elections Commissioner for the Republican Party

Pow wow at the park - Native American festival draws crowd to Sycamore Shoals bi13060741 The sun was blazing and the shade was sparse, but that didn?t keep festival goers from catching last chance year to enjoy the culture and crafts of the Native s at Sycamore Shoals State Historic Area

Americans, French gather to recognize historic contribution of Belleau Wood M bi13060741 BELLEAU, France ? More than 200 Marines and Sailors from numerous commands joined together thousands of French locals at the World War I Aisne-Marne Cemetery and Memorial near the tiny village of Belleau, France to mark the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Belleau Wood during a Memorial Day ceremony May 25

Ancient site Ohio hosting American Indian celebration (Coshocton Tribune) bi13060741 CINCINNATI - Connie Heald feels an energy flowing from the rhythmic cadence of Native drums and songs as she and other Indians and descendants celebrate culture at a prehistoric earthworks site southwest Ohio - a site dating back more than 2,000 years

Ancient site Ohio hosts American Indian celebration (Lexington Herald-Leader) bi13060741 Connie Heald feels an energy flowing from the rhythmic cadence of Native drums and songs as she and other Indians and descendants celebrate culture at a prehistoric earthworks site southwest Ohio - a site dating back more than 2,000 years. Fort Ancient's earthworks were built by Native s of the prehistoric Hopewell culture, used the land for ..

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