18
Apr
What Sierra’s Haven Overcomes to Save Animals
by Aaron Brandenburg
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Photo By: Carrie Legg Wilbur’s Rescue After a rough weekend, Wilbur had a great Valentine’s Day. He was covered in mud and poop, thrown in...
11
Apr
Tampico Mexican Restaurant’s Family Success
by Aaron Brandenburg
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Photo By: Carrie Legg While driving down Second Street in Marietta, a restaurant with a colorful painting stands out, resting between a white office building...
11
Apr
Pumpkin the Cat’s History as Athens County’s Mascot
by Salem Parker
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Pumpkin the cat, the winner of several The Athens News Best of Athens Awards and a viral internet sensation on Twitter and Reddit, has become...
06
Apr
Black Cat Vintage: Cambridge’s Clothing Hotspot
by Gabby Hayes
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Photo By: Carrie Legg The towering brick buildings and picturesque view of the horizon that can be seen from Cambridge’s Wheeling Avenue only scrape the...
06
Apr
I Mistakenly Tried to Explore the Ohio Art Corridor Before It Was on Display. I Ended with a Cheeseburger in McConnelsville.
by Scott Thomas
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Andrew and I made our biggest mistake when we set our GPS. At about 10 a.m., my roommate/cameraman Andrew Allison and I headed to Nelsonville...
04
Apr
The Rich History of Hotel McArthur
by Emi Baron
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Prominently located in the heart of McArthur, on the corner of U.S. Route 50 and State Route 93, rests the village’s oldest surviving structure: Hotel...
04
Apr
The Mononymous Spirit and How Wood Carving Became Her Life’s Work
by Emi Baron
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Two months, an X-Acto knife and a hunk of scrap wood from a construction site. These are the supplies master wood sculptor Spirit relied on...
04
Apr
The Story Behind Whistler Ice Works and Its Frigid Creations
by Halle Dray
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Photo By: Carrie Legg Tyson Whistler is the owner of Whistler Ice Works, an independent ice-sculpting business located in the basement of his home in...
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...
04
Apr
Q&A: Inside Norm Emmets, the Man Who Resurrected the O Zone
by Claire Geary
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Photo By: Carrie Legg Retired high school teacher Norm Emmets taught for 44 years in the Groveport Madison School District. Since retiring from his teaching...