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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Southeast Ohio dog shelters adapt to overcrowding issues
Written by Trinity Trimble, Photos by Hannah Campbell and Trinity Trimble Dog shelters around Ohio are coping with an increasing number of shelter dogs. Shelters are accepting fewer surrenders, getting help from rescues, building new facilities, increasing advertising, and, in the worst cases, euthanizing dogs. Accepting Fewer Surrenders Some shelters are choosing not to take […]
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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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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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Dungeons and Dragons Revitalized in Athens County
By Salem Parker, Photo by Carrie Legg
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Heisman Winner’s Speech Helps Feed his Hometown
By Bailey Fink, Photo provided
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