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Happy June! Take a look at our newest releases for the month and find a great book to immerse yourself in for the summer! #newreleases #bookreleases #junebooks

State agency seeks new 'editorial home' for history journal 'Annals of Iowa' radioiowa.com/2025/06/06/sta…

Crystal Falls, Michigan Post Office Extending the Frontier in Northwest Territory - Allan Thomas (1938) Photo by Jimmy Emerson

Good night at the @pressclubcle Awards. Picked up some hardware for a Dead-inspired headline AND I got to bask in Ken Carman’s greatness. #pressclubcle

A quick look at the quaint downtown of Lisbon, Ohio — the county seat of Columbiana County and home to what’s said to be the oldest brick building in Ohio, built in 1803.

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Happy Sunday, Cleveland! We hope you enjoy the sunshine today in our beautiful city ☀️ Photo: Gabe Wasylko

The new issue of Middle West Review has arrived in Decorah, Iowa, the home of Julianne Couch, who authored "The Myriad Moments of Midwestern History, in Monuments" for this issue. This photo features Julianne's backyard and a sculpture by her husband muse.jhu.edu/issue/54929

Frank Lloyd Wright was born 158 years ago today. We celebrate his birthday by redoubling our commitment to the preservation of his remaining built works, so that their transformative impact can continue to resonate for generations to come.

Proud to have contributed a review of “The Lions Finally Roar” for the Spring 2025 issue of MiddleWestReview — chronicling decades of misery leading up to the Detroit franchise’s recent resurgence. muse.jhu.edu/issue/54929

On this day in 1981: With the second overall pick in the National Basketball Association draft, the Detroit Pistons select point guard Isiah Thomas of Indiana University.

#OnThisDay June 9 1894: JJ Hill's "SS North West", one of the finest passenger steamships ever to sail the Great Lakes, arrives in Duluth on her maiden voyage. After conversion to a freighter in 1922, during WWII she was headed to the UK when torpedoed by a U-boat and sunk.

Looking forward to #MiNotableBks author events this week at Peter White Public Library, Muskegon Area District Library Holton Branch, Munising Library, and Adrian District Library. More info at Michigan.gov/NotableBooks

In our new issue, "Enslaved, Free, Indentured: Five Black Women on the Upper Mississippi, 1800–1850" by Mary Elise Antoine Wisconsin Historical Society Press is reviewed by Jennifer Stinson muse.jhu.edu/issue/54929

The newest edition of the Middle West Review is being read 'round the country Please send in photos of your copy of the journal - wherever you happen to be enjoying it Haven't gotten your hands on the newest edition? Check out our online version at muse.jhu.edu/issue/54929

I am once again an academic. Read me in the new MiddleWestReview

In our new issue: Hollie Marques of Fort Hays State University Fort Hays State University on "The Foundation of a Movement: Kansas City's Role in Homophile Activism, 1966–1971" muse.jhu.edu/issue/54929 Joyce Harrison The Kansas City Star The Midwest Newsroom KC Current KCAL News

In our new issue: "Haunted in a Landscape of Ghosts: Robert Bly and Little Crow" by Mark Gustafson of Macalester College muse.jhu.edu/issue/54929 MN History Center MN History Day 1000 Years of Joy

Ohio History on the rocks reports Toledo Blade: “Life, death, and uncertain resurrection: Ohio History journal weathers changes” ⁦The Blade⁩ ⁦Ohioana Library⁩ ⁦JKropf⁩ toledoblade.com/local/educatio…