Skip to content
Lauren R. Harris
Lauren R. Harris

Finding a story in just about everything

  • Lauren R. Harris, Children’s Author
  • About Lauren
  • Books
  • Blog
  • Resources
  • Contact
Lauren R. Harris
Lauren R. Harris

Finding a story in just about everything

  • Lauren R. Harris, Children’s Author
  • About Lauren
  • Books
  • Blog
  • Resources
  • Contact

Thank you for your service

100th/442nd, History, World War II / Lauren R. Harris

Little children are often encouraged by adults around them to say, “thank you,” when receiving something. But what should we say when we are given something we didn’t earn, didn’t […]

Thank you for your service Read More »

“…the same courageous spirit…”

100th/442nd, History, World War II / Lauren R. Harris

  The US Navy will honor the late Sen. Daniel Inouye with an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer, the USS Daniel Inouye (DDG 118), expected to be completed in 2020. (Photo

“…the same courageous spirit…” Read More »

Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month

100th/442nd, History, World War II / Lauren R. Harris

May 7th marks the date in 1843 that the first Japanese immigrants arrived in America. “The Army commemorates and celebrates the contributions of Asian and Pacific Islanders to the nation

Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month Read More »

I Agree

Uncategorized / Lauren R. Harris

“You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me.” –C.S. Lewis

I Agree Read More »

Remembering the Holocaust, Remembering the 522nd

522nd, History, World War II / Lauren R. Harris

Today is National Holocaust Remembrance Day. As I solemnly reflect, I also remember the Nisei 522nd Field Artillery Battalion, and their detailed descriptions of freeing prisoners at Dachau camps: The

Remembering the Holocaust, Remembering the 522nd Read More »

Throwback Thursday: 100-year-old seeds could hold clues to Deadwood’s early Chinese population

articles, Black Hills, History, Throwback Thursday / Lauren R. Harris

I enjoyed learning about a local immigrant history project while writing this article. It proves that there’s more to the Black Hills than meets the eye! What’s your local history

Throwback Thursday: 100-year-old seeds could hold clues to Deadwood’s early Chinese population Read More »

Down Country Roads

articles, Black Hills / Lauren R. Harris

I’m pleased to be a part of the newest issue of Down Country Roads Magazine (starting on page 26). Of course, while writing about Gordy and Dalyce, the fun was

Down Country Roads Read More »

Nora Walsh Hussey – Happy Birthday!

Black Hills / Lauren R. Harris

Happy 103rd Birthday, Nora! I’m pleased to be your friend, and I enjoyed your party today. You just wanted me to write about the Denver Mint last year on your

Nora Walsh Hussey – Happy Birthday! Read More »

Wartime Lost-and-Found Surprises Local Veteran

articles, Black Hills, History / Lauren R. Harris

Thank you, Mike and Herb, for sharing your story. I’m so glad you gave me the opportunity to tell it here.   (Mike (l.) and Herb (rt.) at Harriet &

Wartime Lost-and-Found Surprises Local Veteran Read More »

Japanese Food: traditional, artistic and delicious

Black Hills, Japanese culture / Lauren R. Harris

Hungry? You should be after you read this article about Japanese food. Not limited to just sushi, traditional cuisine from Japan is fresh, sourced locally, and purposefully nutritious. Delicious! (And

Japanese Food: traditional, artistic and delicious Read More »

← Previous 1 2 3 Next →

Copyright © 2025 Lauren R. Harris