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The Magnolia Banner-News…My Favorite Paper

Most archeologists have had troubles with the media from time to time–once a project I was involved with got the headline “Founding Fathers Ate Possum off Fine China.” However, so far I’ve had great results from the Magnolia Banner-News–more specifically … Continue reading

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Virtual Dellinger…

You may recall that in an April post I reported that the Old State House Museum opened an exhibit entitled “Sam Dellinger: Raiders of the Lost Arkansas.” Dellinger, for those of you who do not know, was the “father” of … Continue reading

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Raiders of the Lost Arkansas…

If you happen to be traveling to Little Rock, Arkansas anytime soon you might stop by the Old State House Museum and take in a new exhibit (opening today) entitled “Sam Dellinger: Raiders of the Lost Arkansas.” Despite the “over … Continue reading

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