Fans can lose themselves in the comic strips and find something light-hearted to enjoy in the midst of daily stress and anxiety. This comic strip features one of Peanuts' most iconic running gags ...

A traveling exhibition visiting the Barns of Rose Hill focuses on the history of a Peanuts comic strip character.

Though it has been 25 years since a new daily “Peanuts” comic strip was drawn, it remains a force in popular culture, and the museum holds a great variety of artifacts showing the work of its ...

The first "Peanuts" daily comic strip from Oct. 2, 1950 NOV. 3, 1957 Schultz starts a second comic strip, a three-days-a-week, sports-oriented single-panel called “It’s Only a Game.” ...

Cartoonists across the nation are celebrating the 100th birthday of “Peanuts” creator Charles M. Schulz as only they can — with cartoons. ... who creates the daily strip “Mutts” for 700 ...

According to the Schulz Museum's timeline the artist's final original daily column appeared on Jan. 3, 2000, and his last Sunday Peanuts strip appeared in newspapers on Feb. 13, 2000.

A combination of photos shows a “Peanuts” cartoon by Charles M. Schulz in 1999 showing kids at a museum with one off on the side, ... who creates the daily strip “Mutts” for 700 newspapers.

More than 75 syndicated cartoonists have tucked tributes, Easter eggs and references to “Peanuts” in Saturday’s funny papers to honor the creator of Charlie Brown, NEW YORK ...

In a “Peanuts” strip from 1999, Schulz drew his cartoon boys and girls visiting a museum and Rerun off on the side looking up with respect at a painting of the dog Earl from “Mutts.” ...