Randall Crossen Sr.’s Service to Safety
Written by Cole Patterson, Photos by Jessica Stelzer The year was 1975 when Randall Crossen Sr. first experienced the heat of firefighting. It was his father who took him to just off state Route 681, past county Route 69, where a brush fire broke out because of a woman burning trash. “He’s just one of […]
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Brooke Miller offers doula services for mothers in Southeast Ohio
By Savannah Dawson, Photos by Milton Lindsay As maternal mortality rates rise across the U.S., Brooke Miller works to make birth comforting and empowering. In addition to her work as a mother of three and an intervention specialist at Zane Trace Elementary School, Brooke Miller has a third job. In her work as a doula, […]
Read MoreRhythm of the Knight
Written by Lauren Serge, Photos by Liz Parstch By day, Chris Nevil works as a financial planner, an adjunct professor and president of the Southeastern Ohio Rainbow Alliance (SEORA). On certain evenings and weekends, however, Nevil transforms into Kazma Knights, a glamorous and sassy drag queen hosting events across Southeast Ohio. When did you first […]
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Ari’s Golden Rule: Marietta’s part-time restaurant owner, full-time advocate.
By Nathan Blackburn,
Photos by Maya Meade
Q&A: Inside Norm Emmets, the Man Who Resurrected the O Zone
By Claire Geary, Photo by Carrie Legg
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John “John Boy” Pelletier’s Story: An Interview with The Recently Retired Jackson County Broadcasting Legend Following a 53-Year Career
By Bryan Kurp, Photo courtesy of The Telegram/ Phillip Buffington
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A woman’s love for fiber crafting helps create a wool ecosystem
By Shane Bradshaw, Photos by Meghan Rowe
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World War II Veteran is a profile in courage, humor and humility
By Keri Johnson, Photo by Keri Johnson
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Ben Davis Jr. Shows Meaning of ‘Suthernahia’ through Music
By Marie Chailosky, Photo by Morris Wein
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