Features

The Court Barbershop

By Rasheedah Beatty

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Talking Points

Guernsey Power Station

By Rasheedah Beatty

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Features

Belmont County’s Jambo is Muted, for Now

By Emily Finton and Brooklynn Donachie 

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Features

An Oasis of IPAs and Ales

By Alex McCann

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In Your Neighborhood

Preserving Nature

By Riley Harshman

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Talking Points

Troubled Water

By Erin Franczak

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Behind the Bite

Kennedy’s Bakery

By Ryan Flynn

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Talking Points

Gina McKnight talks Monday Creek Publishing

By Devon Hannan

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Features

The Karting Classic

By Riley Harshman

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Behind the Bite

The Wild Horse

By Riley Harshman

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The Scene

Cambridge Glass Museum showcases historic glass

By Liz Harper

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Talking Points

Well Armed Women of Meigs

By Cameron Fields

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Behind the Bite

Coffee Brewers Go from Hobbyists to Wholesalers

The Walkers broke into the coffee industry after humble beginnings as coffee enthusiasts.   Lorraine and Phil Walker started their coffee business off about as local as possible. They began roasting coffee beans in a popcorn maker and selling it to their friends in Gallipolis in 2008.   With no starting capital, they managed to turn one of the rooms in […]

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Talking Points

Preserving Shenandoah’s History

By SEO

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In Your Neighborhood

Wayne National Forest to construct 88 new miles of trail

After years of planning, Wayne National Forest, which spans across 12 southeastern Ohio counties, received approval to begin the construction of 88 additional miles of biking and hiking paths. The Baileys Mountain Bike Trail System, to be located between Athens and Nelsonville, will connect to other trails along the 21 miles of the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway, creating a trail network over […]

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Features

Marietta Makes History

By SEO

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The Scene

Ohio’s Most Perfect Tree

In Pike County there stands a tree that is so perfect that it has been claimed to have been featured on Ripley’s Believe it or not. After that, it was rumored to be the world’s most perfect tree. It may not be the world’s most perfect tree anymore, but it is known as Ohio’s most perfect tree now.  […]

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Features

Preserving Shenandoah’s History

By SEO

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