Tootles Pumpkin Inn provides live music and a spooky good time
By Kate Mauer, Photos by Carrie Legg
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Pioneer Progress: The Story of Marietta Basketball’s Jon Vanderwal
By Joe Collins, Photos by Carrie Legg With 16 years in the books for Marietta Pioneers Men’s Basketball coach, Jon VanderWal, and the rest of the team, the season ends with a 17-11 finish and a loss in the Ohio Athletic Conference championship to Mount Union, a team who just lost the Division III NCAA National championship. […]
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Ben’s Happy Trails Riding Stable and Campground: A Story of Horses and a Home
By Audrianna Wilde, Photo by Carrie Legg
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The Women of Appalachia Project features art for the soul
by Kate Mauer, Photos by Jesse Jarrold-Grapes
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Stockport Mill Inn: Morgan County’s historic waterside getaway
Written and photo by Liz Partsch
This historic inn offers a touch of nature and escape from reality alongside the Muskingum River
Deep-Cut Tavern serves up burgers, french fries and friendship
Friends, family and, of course, deep-fried hamburgers are what keep Deep-Cut Tavern regulars coming back for more. The signature dish is made from fresh, local hamburger meat that is crusted with a secret spice and breading blend. It is then deep fried and perfectly dressed in locally grown tomatoes and finished with lettuce, onion, cheese […]
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A new DAWN for addiction recovery
In Your Neighborhood / Summer 2023 Issue Addiction Recovery in Southeast Ohio Ohio’s Project DAWN ensures that everyone has access to the opiate antagonist Naloxone, commonly known as NARCAN, and provides Ohioans with a new outlook on addiction, recovery and rehabilitation. Coordinated by the Ohio Department of Health (ODH), Project DAWN is a program designed […]
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Ohio Poet Laureate is rooted in poetic justice
Gunter-Seymour speaks of her career as a gift she attributes to her family, but her journey to embracing poetry wasn’t a straight shot.
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ABC Players offers a new sensory-friendly shift to theater
“You had teenagers who were walking up and down the aisle making vocalizations. You had someone … groaning during all of the dialogue, and as soon as the music and dancing started, he was just excited and watching,” Korpi says.
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Food networks unite to provide food to Southeast Ohio communities
By Anna Birk, Photo by Joe Timmerman
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Cleaning Up Coal
By Joe Timmerman and Tre Spencer
The future of coal in a small village along the Ohio River looks bleak as the General James M. Gavin Power Plant contaminates groundwater with coal ash.
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The Barn Artist
Having grown up drawing, Hagan took on painting during high school. At age 19, he decided he wanted more of a challenge.
“I just was starting to figure out that I liked painting things that were on the bigger scale,” Hagan says. “The biggest thing I could find to challenge myself was the side of [my] dad’s barn there.”
Now, he is known as “Barn Artist.”
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