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Jhone Ebert Makes History as First Female Superintendent of Clark County School District

Friday, March 14 by Nick Bonsanto

Jhone Ebert has been selected as the new superintendent of the Clark County School District (CCSD), one of the largest in the United States. Ebert, who has been serving as Nevada’s superintendent of public instruction since 2019, will be the first woman to permanently... Read More.

David Hasselhoffs Unexpected Role in Berlin Wall History

Monday, March 3 by Joe Kramer

David Hasselhoff's connection to the fall of the Berlin Wall is a unique intersection of pop culture and historical events. Known primarily for his role in the 1980s TV series "Knight Rider," Hasselhoff also pursued a music career that gained unexpected significance in Germany... Read More.

Rediscovered Wizard of Oz Dress Sparks Renewed Fascination with Cinematic History

Monday, March 3 by Joe Kramer

The Wizard of Oz remains a significant piece of cinematic history, not only for its pioneering use of Technicolor and its impact on Judy Garland's career but also for the lasting fascination with its memorabilia. One of the film's iconic costumes, a dress worn... Read More.

The Complex History and Ongoing Debate of Daylight Saving Time

Tuesday, February 25 by Joe Kramer

Daylight saving time (DST) is a practice of shifting the clocks to make better use of daylight during the evenings. This involves moving clocks forward by one hour in spring ("spring forward") and setting them back an hour in fall ("fall back"). In the... Read More.

Discovering Unsung Heroes and Pioneers in Black History

Tuesday, February 11 by Stacey Gilmere

Black history is an integral part of American history, yet it often remains underrepresented or omitted in educational narratives. Many people grow up unaware of the significant milestones that have shaped our history. Now is the perfect time to learn and share these stories with... Read More.

Three Remarkable Moments from February 5th that Shaped History

Thursday, February 6 by Lorenzo North

History is a vast tapestry woven from countless threads, each representing a moment that has contributed to the world we know today. February 5th, often just another day to many, holds its own share of fascinating events that have left lasting impacts across continents.... Read More.

Beyonce Made History!!

Monday, February 3 by Jay

At the 67th Annual Grammy Awards on February 2, 2025, Beyoncé achieved a historic milestone by winning the Album of the Year award for her album "Cowboy Carter." This marks her first win in this prestigious category, making her the first Black woman to... Read More.

Beyoncé Makes History As the First Black Woman to Win a Grammy in the Country Category in 50 Years

Monday, February 3 by Autumn

Beyoncé's historic achievements at the 2025 Grammys highlight her versatility and impact across musical genres. Her win for Best Country Duo/Group Performance with Miley Cyrus for "II MOST WANTED" and her groundbreaking Best Country Album win for Cowboy Carter mark significant milestones in the... Read More.

Three Fascinating Events from January 29th that Shaped History between 1920 and 1960

Tuesday, January 28 by Lorenzo North

The tapestry of history is woven with countless events—big and small—that shape the world we live in today. January 29th, nestled in the heart of winter, holds its own share of intriguing moments, reflecting the diverse narratives from different corners of the globe. Let's... Read More.

Taylor Swift Becomes Most-Awarded Artist in Billboard Music Awards History

Friday, December 13 by Lyle F

The 2024 Billboard Music Awards took place last night, Dec. 12, on the eve of Taylor Swift’s birthday. It was a historic evening for Swift, who became the most-awarded artist in the show’s history. Swift, who entered the night with 16 nominations, took home 10... Read More.