Twenty-five years ago this morning, I was lying in bed in a dorm room at Bluefield College. It was the fall semester of what would eventually turn out to be my first senior year. One of my roommates had gotten up before me and gone into the bathroom to take a shower. He turned on … Continue reading Twenty-Five Years Later, I Still Remember Where I Was
American History
What If Lincoln Had Lived?
In 2025, we mark 160 years since the end of the American Civil War—a brutal conflict that defined, divided, and ultimately reshaped our nation. It’s also been 160 years since the tragic night when Abraham Lincoln, one of our greatest presidents, was struck down at Ford’s Theatre, just days after Lee’s surrender at Appomattox. For … Continue reading What If Lincoln Had Lived?
