Day: December 16, 2016

The Dunn Family women look to each other for motivation and encouragement to rise above negative stigmas and false stereotypes. 
Talking Points

Newport family push beyond stigma

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In Your Neighborhood

Guesthouse and studio offers area float meditation

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Features

Region LIGHTs with technology and innovation

  An innovative new program promotes job creation and collaboration in Appalachia By Wesley Ratko  Lyndon B. Johnson’s War on Poverty program began with a speech delivered in Athens, Ohio.  While addressing a crowd on Ohio University’s main campus in May 1964,President Johnson kicked off his push to pass the signature legislative achievement of his presidency. The legacy and effectiveness of […]

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In Your Neighborhood

Bernie & Max Stained Glass shines in Chillicothe

By Paige Bennett

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Behind the Bite

Southeast Ohio’s barbecue game packs a punch

By Alicia MacDonald

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Talking Points

New challenges for public school funding

By Megan Fair

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Sudzy Nixon promotes body positivity in her Portsmouth Pin-Up shop. Photo: Laura Dark Photography  Hair: Cat Monster Make-up: On-Call Artistry
In Your Neighborhood

Sudzy’s Pin-Up Palace

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Bibbee puts supplies in place before beginning to dig. Rather than work with the aid of machinery, Bibbee prefers to do all his work manually, even at the age of 82. The mark of a veteran gravedigger.
What's Your Story?

Dorsell Bibbee: Coolville’s grounded gentleman

By Christopher Miller

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Features

Civil War Reenactors bring life (and gun powder) to Ohio history

By Emily Bohatch

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Features

Bicentennial birthday stories from the family farm

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Behind the Bite

The Mine Tavern’s tenacity

By Marisa Salopek

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In Your Neighborhood

Lancaster’s Two Broke Artists Art Studio offers a mass of class

By Mackenzie Tucky

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In Your Neighborhood

Blacksmith artisan is old-school cool

By Samantha Nelson

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In Your Neighborhood

St. Clairsville shop brings quilting “From Past to Present”

By Taylor Maple

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A family of deer roam Salt Fork's 17,000 acres of forest.
In Your Neighborhood

Salt Fork State Park’s unrefined elegance

By Michael Slevin

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Sheliah Price works on a Sudoku puzzle in her transitional home, which she moved into after her mobile home burned down in June.
Talking Points

Rural community seeks end to homelessness

By Olivia Bower

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