04
May
How Dr. Ice keeps community informed about COVID-19
by Meghan Rowe
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Dr. Gillian Ice serves as special assistant to the president for public health operations at Ohio University, working to keep the campus informed about and...
04
May
A Call to Arms
by Larissa Berwell
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Shrivers Pharmacy administers COVID-19 vaccines throughout Southeast Ohio Shrivers Pharmacy opened in 1979 in McConnelsville and since then, it has expanded throughout Southeast Ohio and West Virginia. Shrivers was selected to...
04
May
Food Cupboard lends a helping hand
by Justin Thompson
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Nelsonville Food Cupboard, powered by volunteers, feeds the hungry and fosters community On a cold Saturday in February, the sidewalk outside the Nelsonville Food Cupboard is covered...
04
May
Pump House Center for the Arts, Rich History with Present-Day Success
by Larissa Berwell
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How a 19th Century arts center remains a staple in the Chillicothe community Pump House Center for the Arts in Chillicothe is one of the...
04
May
Vase In Place
by Grace Dearing
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Zanesville’s Vasehenge Exhibit Supports Southeast Ohio’s Art Community In downtown Zanesville, just below the famous Y-Bridge which spans the confluence of the Licking and Muskingum Rivers, sits...
04
May
Portsmouth Floodwall Murals
by Mackenzie Mayer
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Portsmouth was once a scenic city with beautiful views of the Ohio River, but after a catastrophic flood in 1937, the city’s flood stage did not hold up to...
04
May
A woman’s love for fiber crafting helps create a wool ecosystem
by Shane Bradshaw
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Lisa Heinz, owner of Southeast Ohio Fiberworks, keeps fiber crafting alive with hand dyed, hand spun yarn Lisa Heinz is an Athens-based artist whose love for fiber crafting led her to explore...
04
May
Ohio Craft Brewer’s Association Moves toward more inclusion and education
by Shane Bradshaw
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The OCBA created a committee for diversity and inclusion in an effort to better reflect their communities Last year, the craft beer market in America made...
04
May
Athens Anti-Racism Book Club
by Mackenzie Mayer
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Athens City Council declared racism a public health issue in a resolution signed on June 22, 2020. According to John Schmieding, a retired Athens resident, many people still believe that...
04
May
Dutch Creek Winery specializes in honey wine and community involvement
by Shane Bradshaw
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Paul and Cynthia Freedman, owners of Dutch Creek Winery, are building a space not only for tasting mead but for connecting with friends. The owners...