Composer Dale Blackwell wrote the "Florida Times-Union March" 25 years ago in Jacksonville. Here’s the story behind the song ...

Before the digital age, newspapers commissioned marches for civic pride from composers like John Philip Sousa. Listen to 'The ...

Researchers have detailed more than 500 newspapers that had their own musical marches to celebrate their role in society and democracy.

The Commercial Appeal would serve as inspiration for two separate musical marches during the 20th century, including one with a tie to Elvis Presley.

It's not every day America turns 250. Such a celebration calls for a gift. And The Record has one — for our readers, and for the 200 other newspapers in the USA TODAY network. A march. Back in the day ...

What is more patriotic on the 4th of July than listening to a John Philip Sousa’s march? As we celebrate our country’s 250th ...

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The Fundy Regional Service Commission is working on a plan to create a transit system to connect Saint John and surrounding communities. Monday night’s Saint John council meeting included a letter ...

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