18
Nov
Athens Asian American Alliance wants to bring visibility to local Asian history
by Molly Powers
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When Fan Jiang, an Athens city resident of 14 years, was faced with a death threat directed at one of her children last school year, she turned to the city...
18
Nov
Southeast Ohio Talks Trash: With a grant from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, organizations around the area have ramped up recycling and conservation efforts
by Will Price
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The conveyor belt work started around 3 p.m. Rural Action volunteers set up numerous clearly-marked waste stations while supporters ate from food trucks, listened to bands, and watched skate demos at the Athens 2021 Skate...
18
Nov
Rail Enthusiasts Convert Old Station to Museum
by Isaac Miller
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Retired railroad telegrapher Jim Love learned in 2016 that one of his former offices would be demolished and decided to save the building. The Gallipolis Railroad...
18
Nov
In Zanesville, Alpaca Farm Looks to Educate: Albert and Rebecca Camma have grown to love the animals, and look to spread their knowledge
by Will Price
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As Albert Camma walks his farm, he has time to reflect on the endeavor he’s been working on for over a decade. “We’ve always felt...
16
Nov
Paul Johnsons Historic Collection Brought a Unique Museum to Southeast Ohio
by Mallory Porvaznik
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Tourists traveling the Hocking Hills State Park might stop into what looks like a small shed looking to find a map. Inside, the tourists would be...
16
Nov
Lane Smith Soars For the Lancers and Is Ready To Attack Senior Season
by Joey Madore
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Federal Hocking High School senior guard Lane Smith lives for the game, whether it is the rhythm of the basketball, the energy of the crowd,...
16
Nov
Ornery Vets has Open Arms to Southeast Ohio
by Mallory Porvaznik
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Joel Laufman’s bright eyes and wide smile greet customers at the handicapped accessible door. Always available for conversation, his open demeanor makes all who enter...
16
Nov
Explore the former home of Governor Thomas Worthington at the Adena Mansion and Gardens
by Jorja Butt
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Atop a hill north of Chillicothe sits a stone mansion that overlooks the 2,000-acre estate’s gardens and the inspiration for the Great Seal of Ohio. Built in 1807, the Adena Mansion was home to Ohio’s sixth governor and father of statehood, Thomas Worthington. He...
16
Nov
Come feel at Home at Two Southeastern Ohio Restaurants
by Taylor Linzinmeir
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Diner 23 Take one step into the chrome-covered Diner 23 in Waverly and prepare to be transported back to the ‘50s. Black and white checker print tiles line the...
16
Nov
Abandoned Elementary School Continues to be Important Asset for Entrepreneurs
by Zach Paquette
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Small business owners face a dizzying array of challenges. They have to hire workers, maintain a place of work, and sell a product or a service. This is where Mayor...