In the mid-1800s, a gangly herd of camels--ill-humored, smelly, and huge--provided singular transportation for men and goods of the US Army in the harsh American Southwest.
With proactive leaders and enthusiastic members, the Lake Havasu City Lodge is considered a lifesaver within its ocmmunity.
Encamped at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, and hardened by a bitter winter and rigorous training, the fledgling Continental Army became a battle-ready force.
Elks get their drug awareness message out by distributing drug awareness materials at schools and community events.