20
Sep
The ’70s Brings new Innovation and SEO magazine
by Maddi Buttina
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Southeast Ohio magazine has its humble beginnings in the 1970s. SEO, then known as Athens magazine, kicked off with coverage of darker topics. From multiple articles about Satanism and cults to polling...
20
Sep
Firefighters Compete like Family
by Ethan Sands
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The air smells of grease and gasoline in The Plains Fire Department in Athens County at 7 p.m. Tuesday as the firefighters prepare for their biweekly training exercise. The objective seems simple: get...
20
Sep
Johnstown Restaurant offers Handcrafted Food and Furniture
by Destiniee Jaram
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The Ghostwriter Public House restaurant came to Johnstown November 2019 but has since become a staple. Offering a modern take on classic American dishes by using locally sourced ingredients, the restaurant suits...
20
Sep
Professors Turn Pollution into Paint
by Keri Johnson
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Dr. Guy Riefler, an engineering professor at Ohio University (Athens), has devoted his research efforts to solving the extensive acid mine drainage problem in Southeast Ohio. “As...
20
Sep
Jackson-based Speyside Bourbon Cooperage Produces its One-Millionth Barrel
by Ashton Nichols
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The scent of charred and fresh lumber overwhelms someone the moment they walk into Speyside Bourbon Cooperage. But after the barrel supplier produced its millionth barrel,...
20
Sep
How a Pomeroy Coffeehouse Survived a Flood, and Thrived
by Ian McKenzie
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Larry and Candice Hess wanted a coffee shop that complemented the mornings by the Ohio River in Pomeroy. They saw a building on the riverfront. They eventually purchased it and River...
20
Sep
Heisman Winner’s Speech Helps Feed his Hometown
by Shaina Dubinskiy
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On December 14, Heisman winner and Athens native Joe Burrow gave a speech at the 2019 Heisman Trophy ceremony highlighting the food insecurity in Southeast...
20
Sep
Bob Evans: Beyond the Restaurant
by Jylian Herring
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The hills of Rio Grande clear into green fields and white fences. Among these fields sits a restaurant, silo and barn, all with the name of the farm’s owner written across...
12
Dec
Q&A: Federal Hocking High School football coach Jeff Ditty
by Ryan Moreland
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Going into the 2019 season, Federal Hocking High School had not won a game in four years. Jeff Ditty was hired to turn the program...
12
Dec
Tattoing Away The Past
by Ellen Wagner
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Billy White and his staff at Red Rose Tattoo in Zanesville are trying to stop negative rhetorics by covering up any hate-filled tattoos for free.