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In this week's episode, Stephanie explores the invisible scars left on the people and places affected by the Siege of Sarajevo.

Stephanie reflects on the historical context behind the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, his wife Sophie, and the following events that would eventually lead to the Great War.

Stephanie travels to Sarajevo, the capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina, to experience the crossroads where East meets West, drinks water from a possibly magic fountain, and resists the temptation to stuff her carry-on with more souvenirs.Have a Travel question for Stephanie? Email us at wvpe@wvpe.org!

This Week, Stephanie visits navigates perilous roads, experiences Kravica Falls, and watches Bosnia in the World Cup with locals!

The Elkhart County America 250 Committee is inviting residents to submit oral recordings on what the nation and county have meant to them, and their wishes for the future.

There's still a lot of money to be raised and work to be done but organizers invite the public for a look at the project so far

The hit History Chanel show is coming through Southwest Michigan this summer.

The Little Calumet River Underground Railroad Projects aims at establishing a national heritage trail about the Underground Railroad in northern Indiana and Michigan.

Area writer gives local history buffs more fascinating, richly detailed events to explore

Did you know the founder of New Carlisle was a world-famous circus performer? Local author Aaron Helman’s new book, “An Incomplete History of St. Joseph County,” explores that and other interesting pieces of local history.