I enjoy receiving the ubiquitous Holiday Newsletter from friends and family members. They regale us with newsy tidbits of various family members, and it’s nice that they get you caught up on their lives. Sort of. The writer is usually the woman of the house who falls in and out of saying “I” and “We,” […]
The Fayette County Farmers Market Mural was completed last September in downtown Washington Court House. The mural was a partnership between the City of Washington C.H. and Fayette County. It features the design of muralist Eric Henn and is now located on the Kiger and Kiger building. “The story of family farming underscores a legacy […]
By Jane Beathard LOGAN, Ohio – The first thing visitors notice about the new Hocking Hills State Park Lodge & Conference Center is its towering three-story entrance and sun-drenched lobby. Floor-to-ceiling windows in both in the front and back of the lobby offer spectacular views of the surrounding hills and forests. Two 39-foot stone fireplaces, […]
Hillsboro man unearths history here and across US By John Hackley Hillsboro resident Paul Gaines has been collecting arrowheads and stones for more than 30 years, and he has amassed a collection of nearly 5,000 pieces. His fascination with the artifacts began when he was in the fifth grade. “When I was in school, we […]
Also help re-enter civilian life By Dr. K. L. Allen Guest columnist Freedom isn’t free, a truth we are reminded of more than ever by the citizens of Ukraine as they fight to preserve their own independence and democracy. As we celebrate Veterans Day this year, I am grateful for those whose service in our […]
PRAIRIE DU SAC, Wis.— Nearly 34 million Americans face food insecurity on a regular basis, and from Nov. 14-18, Culver’s restaurants nationwide are joining the effort to assist them. During the Concretes for a Cause event, $1 from every Concrete Mixer sold will go to local food banks. All Culver’s restaurants systemwide will take part […]
I’ve heard it said that we spend the first half of our lives accumulating “stuff” and the second half getting rid of it. Every now and then, I feel the urge to purge. Some things are easier to get rid of others. For example, I have no trouble dumping food that has spoiled and can […]
From pumpkins to alpacas and much more By John Hamilton Whether it’s planting, herding, or preserving, there’s plenty of agriculture in Clinton County. There are also many ways to explore this vital offering of the county and throughout Ohio with agritourism. Visit with fuzzy friends If folks are wanting to see some less-than-traditional farm animals, […]
By Jane Beathard President Theodore Roosevelt — actually impersonator Josef Otmar — addresses the audience at the 100th anniversary of the Roosevelt Game Preserve, which is now Shawnee State Forest and State Park. President Theodore Roosevelt was a famous bear hunter. That’s how Teddy Bears got their name. WEST PORTSMOUTH, Ohio – President Theodore Roosevelt […]
By Abby Shrout Shrimp alfredo served with garlic bread and a side of broccoli. Huge fried fish sandwich served with a side of slaw and tartar sauce. Southwest hamburger sandwich topped with battered peppers, pepperjack cheese, and chipotle mayo. This entree is served with Champions french fries topped with beer cheese and candied bacon. On […]