By Rasheedah Beatty
The barber known as Razor West is sitting in one of the styling chairs eating a sandwich from the local restaurant Pita Pit. Opposite hi...
By Rasheedah Beatty
Until now, information regarding the groundbreaking for the new Guernsey Power Station has been vague. The project initially received pu...
By Emily Finton
Gigi’s Country Kitchen is a cozy down home restaurant. On a typical Saturday morning, you can find a gray haired gentleman watching th...
By Jessica Hill
GALLIPOLIS — A gazebo sits in the middle of the town square that overlooks the Ohio River. Teenagers mill about, laughing and watching passe...
By Devon Hannan
Nelsonville Music Festival started out as just a small, one-day event outside of Stuart’s Opera House on the Nelsonville Public Square. Sin...
By Riley Harshman
In Bremen, Boch Hollow State Nature Preserve has managed to stay a beautiful secret. Overshadowed by places like Old Man’s Cave, Boch Holl...
By Erin Franczak
On a Saturday morning, a couple drives to a local spring off Route 78, where a concrete slab with a group of three pipes protruding from a ...
By Jessica Hill
Rick Vest wakes up as soon as the sun rises, puts on zip-off, quick-dry pants and a long-sleeved shirt and pulls on his black boots. Sometim...
Southeast Ohio strives to spotlight the culture and community within our 21-county region and aims to inform, entertain and inspire readers with stories that hit close to home. Southeast Ohio is the first student-produced regional magazine in the country. Every semester, approximately 25 students enrolled in Ohio University’s E.W. Scripps School of Journalism produce an issue of the magazine, which is published in print twice a year. The staff generates story ideas, conducts interviews, writes stories and designs the magazine in only 15 weeks. The magazine has won several Regional Mark of Excellence Awards from the Society of Professional Journalists.
