Kristy Arbuckle Lommen·Sep 8Who Painted Soapy Smith’s Skull? New Clues in a Century-Old Alaska MysteryAs Soapy Smith’s Skull marks its centennial year, a long-forgotten postcard may offer the first real clue to the identity of the person who…A response icon1A response icon1
LeAnn M. Stasiowski·Aug 11Dedication Day of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential LibraryMedora, N.D., July 1, 2026
Christopher Burchfield·Jul 18THE CHARLATAN: THE SCANDALOUS ADVENTURES OF JOHN FRÉMONT: CHAPTER 1: THE MISBEGOTTEN SONIn which the author describes a crucial turning point in John Frémont’s career; an exploration of his family’s troubled background.
Christopher Burchfield·Jun 23The Charlatan: The Scandalous Life of John C. Fremont: IntroductionAn introduction to my epic narrative biography of a man once considered to be a great American hero of the West, and how his reputation…
Trace Williams·Jun 6The Last Great Texas RangerHow One Man Became the Icon of an Institution — and the Legend Hollywood Couldn’t Stop Borrowing
Chip Schweiger·Jun 2She Was Never Just a GuideThe journals of Lewis and Clark reveal a far more complicated role for Sacajawea than the frontier mythology that followed.
R D·May 21The Outstretched Hand: The Lady Who Ran the PlaceI was in that soft place between waking and sleep.
Chip Schweiger·May 19Thirteen Days at the End of the WorldHow the crumbling Alamo mission became the altar of American myth, and why its story still echoes across the West.
Stuart Grauer·Mar 5Public Land Sell-Off: Why Small Schools Must Teach Environmental Stewardship NowA new amendment proposes the sale of up to 258 million acres of federally managed public lands across the American West. These lands —…
