Heritage Foundation Presents Significant Tribute to Charlie Kirk
Heritage Foundation Unveils Tribute Banner After Tragic Incident Late Friday night, the Heritage Foundation showcased a large banner at its headquarters in Washington, DC. This action comes in the wake of the tragic shooting incident involving Charlie Kirk, who was killed while speaking at an event at Utah Valley University on September 10th. The banner, […]
Pam Swanner: Protecting cultural heritage and promoting economic development in Alabama – 2025 Women of Impact
Pam Swanner’s journey reflects resilience, creativity, and a genuine passion for making connections among people. For over four decades, she has navigated the worlds of tourism, economic growth, and cultural preservation. Currently serving as chairman of the Alabama Black Belt Adventure Association (ALBBAA), she’s focused on highlighting one of Alabama’s hidden gems: the Black Belt […]
City Council recognizes a key figure in Los Angeles’ Mexican cultural heritage
Celebrating a Cultural Legacy Some names resonate deeply within the Los Angeles community, serving as beloved institutions that evoke a sense of nostalgia even among those who haven’t set foot in their establishments. Think of iconic places like Tommy’s Burgers, Frederick’s of Hollywood, and Nate ‘n Al’s, to name a few. And, of course, there’s […]
Coconino County Officials Celebrate Latino Heritage While Critiquing the Immigration System
The Coconino County Board of Supervisors meeting on September 9, 2025, included a heartfelt tribute to Lorenzo Antonio Patres Vargas, a young man from Flagstaff who sadly lost his life during ice detention. Coach Vazquez, who had a personal connection with Vargas as his former student, conveyed his sorrow and emphasized the need for a […]
Sedona Heritage Museum Welcomes Vendors for Art Fair
Sedona Heritage Museum Arts and Craft Fair SEDONA, Arizona – The annual Arts and Craft Fair at the Sedona Heritage Museum is set to take place on Saturday, October 11th, 2025, from 9 AM to 3 PM. This event will be held at the museum’s location on 735 Jordan Road in Sedona Uptown. There are […]
Stockard Campaigns: Far right targets Belmont despite its conservative, Baptist heritage
Belmont University, despite its historical connections to Tennessee conservatives and Republican figures, has recently faced scrutiny from the Trump administration and its supporters. The university has long been intertwined with the GOP; for example, Governor Bill Lee has had ties to its board, and the former U.S. Attorney General under George W. Bush served as […]
Edwin J. Feulner, the founder of the Heritage Foundation, has passed away at the age of 83.
Edwin J. Fuller, Heritage Foundation Co-Founder, Dies at 83 Edwin J. Fuller, who was the co-founder and president of the Heritage Foundation for many years, passed away on Friday at 83, according to an announcement from the organization. The specific cause of death has not been disclosed. Fuller was instrumental in founding the Heritage Foundation […]
Sedona Heritage Museum Honors National Day of the Cowboy with Unique Film Showing
Sedona Heritage Museum Celebrates Cowboys’ National Day SEDONA, Arizona – The Sedona Heritage Museum is marking Cowboys’ National Day with a special showing of “Drumbeat,” a film shot largely in Sedona, at the Mary D. Fisher Theatre on Saturday, July 26th. While most of the movie was filmed in Sedona, its story centers on the […]
Justin Thomas, a former Tide great, finally wins at the RBC Heritage after a long wait.
Justin Thomas Makes a Comeback at Harbortown The Alabama Crimson Tide has a long history of producing PGA Tour talent, but few have showcased Tuscaloosa like Justin Thomas, a two-time major champion. In 2018, he reached the top of the world rankings, just months after securing his first major at the 2017 PGA Championship. By […]
Garlan Gudger: Alabama Legislature aims to support our rural heritage through achievements in the 2025 session
During the regular sessions of the Alabama Legislature in 2025, lawmakers have dedicated themselves to addressing the varying needs of the state, from the Gulf Coast to the Tennessee Valley, and from the wiregrass to the Black Belt, covering everything from bustling cities to quiet towns. Of course, rural Alabama faces its own unique set […]