Amid a nationalist leaning federal administration that squarely puts “America First,” Montgomery County leaders said that’s fine, as long as it includes all Americans, and the Indigenous populations, too. She was joined by panelists from the county’s Historic Preservation office, its Commission for Women and Montgomery County Public Libraries. Where we can do better is underrepresented stories,” said Darcell Graham, director of Montgomery County Public Libraries. Montgomery History, the county’s historical society, announced it will launch “The Unfinished Revolution” initiative, host an historical conference at Montgomery College November 8 and open a new county history center in summer 2026. “This is a really exciting time for our local history—but for all people,” said Matthew Logan, executive director of Montgomery History.