Forgotten Fayetteville and Washington County

By Kyle Kellams

Published August 2, 2023 at 3:42 PM CDT

J.B Hogan is a writer, poet and historian. His next book collects essays he's written about people and events in Fayetteville and Washington County many people have forgotten or never even knew about.

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