05
Dec
Zane Trace, Ohio’s Umbilical Highway Brought Settlement to the State
by Jordan Ellis
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A map estimating the original route of by Zane Trace (Photo provided by: Guernsey County Historical Society). Photos by: Jordan Ellis // Video by: Jordan...
05
Dec
The Black Appalachian Experience
by Maya Meade
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Mayle smiles with pride in his office as he stands in front of the posters hanging on his wall. Photos by: Helen Widman The experience...
05
Dec
Lancaster Church Welcomes new Minor Basilica Designation
by SEO
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In Lancaster, the daily chimes of church bells ring throughout the town. On top of a hill along Chestnut Street, the tall, American Gothic style...
05
Dec
Russell Family Bowling Center knows the importance of family
by Kayla Bennett
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Walter Russell stands by the red chair that his father sits in to greet guests that make their way into Russell Family Bowling Center. Photos...
05
Dec
Thunder in the Hills event gives hunters with disabilities the chance to hunt turkeys
by Joseph Stanichar
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A hunter and his guide hold a harvested turkey. Photos Provided by: Benjamin Kelly “That’s a big bird,” a man whispers. A turkey struts across...
05
Dec
Tara Hupp’s Labor of Pure Love: The Story of a Bakery in Byesville
by Nathan Blackburn
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(L-R) Stephanie Back, Carla Carpenter, Tara Hupp and Dax Hupp stand in front of Pure Love Bakery. (Photo by Abby Neff)
05
Dec
The Zanesville Community Theater celebrates its 60th anniversary with ‘The Wind in the Willows’
by Joseph Stanichar
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Actors performing in The Wind in the Willows. Photos by: Hannah Fowler “Zoom, zoom, ZOOM!” a young boy in a green costume yells, circling the...
05
Dec
Jones Museum in Jackson showcases the county’s—and namesake’s—history
by Helen Widman
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Lillian E. Jones Museum Director Ashley Aldrich stands proudly next to the museum sign dedicated to Jones’s parents on the front lawn. Photo by: Maya...
05
Dec
25 years in, the fight against breast cancer in Amish and Mennonite women is still ongoing
by Kirsten Thomas
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Dr. Melissa Thomas, who created Project HOFFNUNG, stands with the non-profit’s sign. (Photo by: David P). Thomas, Sr.) For Dr. Melissa Thomas, the fight against...
05
Dec
Local winery innovates to serve its community
by Curtis Feder
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Photos by: Kayla Bennett // Video by: Curtis Feder Between the trees of the hilly roads of Circleville, Nicole Mitchell can be found with a...