Tag: Southeast Ohio
04
Apr
Foraging and Its Consistency As a Way of Life in Southeast Ohio
by Halle Dray
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Photo taken and provided by: Talcon Quinn Talcon Quinn is an eighth-generation Athenian who forages and wildcrafts using traditional techniques, objects and living beings from...
18
Nov
Southeast Ohio Talks Trash: With a grant from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, organizations around the area have ramped up recycling and conservation efforts
by Will Price
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The conveyor belt work started around 3 p.m. Rural Action volunteers set up numerous clearly-marked waste stations while supporters ate from food trucks, listened to bands, and watched skate demos at the Athens 2021 Skate...
18
Nov
Rail Enthusiasts Convert Old Station to Museum
by Isaac Miller
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Retired railroad telegrapher Jim Love learned in 2016 that one of his former offices would be demolished and decided to save the building. The Gallipolis Railroad...
05
Dec
The New Classics: How the Pandemic Reshaped Outdoor Recreation in SEO
by Brandon Monty
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Despite shortened operation times, outdoor businesses saw record-breaking business this past summer. The summer of 2020 was one like no other in recent history. Restrictions caused...
05
Dec
World War II Veteran is a profile in courage, humor and humility
by Keri Johnson
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Meet Wendell from Wilkesville Wendell Earl Chapman is what some around Southeast Ohio might call a “card.” He’s a soft-spoken man, but he’ll talk your leg off—as...
01
Dec
Blast from the Past
by Lauren Papp
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Buckeye Furnace provides a glimpse into the historical role of metalworks in Appalachia Buckeye Furnace stands as a testament to the legacy of iron production...
09
Apr
Horsin’ Around
by SEO
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Katie Pittman: I don’t know how it happened, but one day Grace and I started chatting about going horseback riding. I hadn’t been on a...
07
May
Climb Athens Center Brings Bouldering to the Community
by SEO
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Ted Welser pushes aside a vacuum plastic curtain and climbs a set of steep stairs that lead to the loft of his garage on the...
06
May
Zanesville’s Bryan Place designed for business
by SEO
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From the outside, Bryan Place in Zanesville looks like a large, old building. White columns and archways support its brick exterior and multitude of windows....
05
May
Portsmouth Students Cultivate Human Rights Garden
by SEO
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In today’s politically and socially charged environment, it can feel challenging to find positive outlets for children. However, Portsmouth City School students found inspiration in...