Anderson Intelligencer, May 30, 1900  Could the same man have fired the first and last shots of the Civil War? That's the implication of...

 They don't make headlines like they used to.  As dying newspapers lay off the ink-stained wretches on the copy desks, we may never see...

The 200-year-old Rock House was built by Capt. Billy Young, a hero of the American Revolution Some of the Union cavalry crossed the...

Yankees published  this 4-column extra  May 6, 1865, while they occupied Athens .    If you are reading The Stoneman Gazette on yo...

 Four days before the inauguration of Abraham Lincoln, North Carolina held a statewide referendum to decide whether to secede from the Union...

FLAG POND, Tenn.   One cold winter night in 1947, Anderson Moore was on his way to bed when he s tumbled and fel l . For the next five we...

Della Barnes' truncated statue PADUCAH, Ky.  Della Barnes was a heartbreaker. One man gave her an expensive engagement ring, but s...

A noble Yankee from Tennessee: Union Capt. Isaac Taylor   GREENVILLE, S.C.  The Stoneman Gazette has unearthed more information about ...

Col. WIlliam Luffman and Maj. Richard Reeves were sleeping here the morning of April 2, 1865, when Yankees raided Siloam, N.C. The his...