Kaitlin Thorne
Appalachian Reporter-
Nearly 3,000 acres of land in the Wayne National Forest were auctioned off for oil and gas development this week. Critics say it will damage the region’s natural resources, but industry officials feel it will be a boon for the area. -
The American Legion post in Meigs County hosts a yearly bean dinner that’s been running since shortly after the Civil War. -
As new behavioral health crisis centers open across Ohio, some face challenges in welcoming patientsThanks in part to a $90 million investment of COVID-relief funds, new behavioral health facilities are popping up across Ohio. Now, they need workers. -
The Perry County District Library is one of 16 in the nation chosen for a new initiative: the Smithsonian Associate Rural Library Program. -
Retired architecture professor John Hancock has studied Ohio earthworks for decades. This year, he published two books on the subject, designed to help visitors explore the historic monuments. -
Residents of Cadiz in eastern Ohio have been dealing with water issues over the last year. Recently, the Ohio EPA found several violations at the village's water treatment plant. -
Members of the Siders family made the requests about a month after their initial arrests. -
A new exhibit at the Underground Railroad Museum is using soil from 14 sites around the state to tell a more complete history of Ohio. -
At 85 years old, Grandma Joy had never seen a mountain. So her grandson took her to see the Great Smoky Mountains. The pair went on to visit all 63 national parks. -
July 4th brought a lot of focus to the beginnings of our country, 250 years ago. But some Ohioans live in the past year-round.
