In a subtle declaration of independence, Buffalo forged his path through music. When his parents forbade a young Buffalo from banging on the drums after 9 p.m., he latched onto his sister's guitar.

“There were only four regiments of Buffalo soldiers," said Fiona Robinson-Hill, a historian at the museum. "You had the 24th, the 25th, the 9th and the 10th." More from Belonging in Utah ...

"To make this a truly immersive experience, we had the talented Rhonda Harper perform music and special guests dressed up as Buffalo Soldiers, all of whom added a unique touch to the event." ...

So anytime you hear about the 24th or the Buffalo soldiers, even if it's the ninth Calvary, those are the ones in Duchesne, and they left Duchesne, they left Salt Lake, then they came back.

The Peña Adobe Historical Society promises history will come alive as it hosts an afternoon of living history, music, and community spirit from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., transporting visitors to Pena ...

Lawton and Army officials unveiled a Buffalo Soldier statue Sept. 21, which paid tribute to black Soldiers who served in the frontier Army in its westward exploration in the late 1800s.