The Office of Transition & Student Conduct is recruiting faculty & staff volunteers, who were first-generation college students themselves, to mentor a new, incoming, first-year…
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This Day In History – “The Land” is Founded
July 22 1796 Cleveland, Ohio, was founded by Gen. Moses Cleaveland. 1933 Wiley Post became the first person to fly solo around the world. 1934…
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Press Release Nashville-based singer-songwriter Matt Siffert is set to release his new, self-produced EP, Gallatin, on July 21, 2017. Named after the street that runs…
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July 21 1861 Confederate forces won victory at Bull Run in the first major battle of the Civil War. 1873 The first train robbery west…
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Press Release Americana husband-and-wife duo Swearingen and Kelli are set to release their sophomore album, The Marrying Kind, on July 21, 2017. Unafraid of spilling…
View More KFHS Radio New Artist – Swearingen and KelliThis Day In History — Man on the Moon
July 20 1810 Colombia declared independence from Spain. 1881 Fugitive Sioux Indian leader Sitting Bull surrendered to federal troops. 1951 King Abdullah I of Jordan…
View More This Day In History — Man on the MoonThis Day In History — Women’s Rights Meet and Met
July 19 1848 The first women’s rights convention, called by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia C. Mott, was held in Seneca Falls, New York. 1870…
View More This Day In History — Women’s Rights Meet and MetBickle Family Donates One Million to FHSU Journey Campaign
FHSU announced today that Don and Chris Bickle have made a one million dollar donation to the Journey Campaign. The Bickles’ gift will impact all…
View More Bickle Family Donates One Million to FHSU Journey CampaignThis Day In History — The Burning of Rome
July 18 64 A great fire began that ultimately destroyed most of Rome. The emperor Nero blamed it on Christians and began the first Roman…
View More This Day In History — The Burning of RomeSlime Time Hits Forsyth Library
If you or your child grew up watching Nickelodeon, chances are a fair few “slimings” have run across your television set. The green goo made…
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