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Singer John Legend attends Dayton rally to support Democrat candidates
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The first Black woman to lead a public television station, former WOUB General Manager Carolyn Bailey Lewis, has died
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — Carolyn Bailey Lewis had the word “first” associated with her name many times. She was the first Black woman to graduate from the WVU’s journalism school, the first Black woman to lead a public television station in the continental U.S. and the first woman to lead WOUB Public Media, among many other accomplishments in her life.
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Granville Brothers' Horror Film The Cycle Hits Shudder With Stephen King's Blessing
A horror film written, directed and produced by central Ohio natives hits Shudder this weekend, and the two brothers behind it say they never expected the reception it is getting — including, they believe, a nod from Stephen King himself. The Cycle, from Granville-raised filmmaker Jordan Downey and his brother, producer Michael Downey, premieres Friday on the streaming service.
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Stained-glass lights up in the Zanesville Museum of Art
ZANESVILLE, Ohio – The Zanesville Museum of Art continues it’s 90th anniversary celebrations with a colorful and bright exhibition. The exhibition is titles “Tiffany’s Gardens in Glass” and features pieces of art that were carefully brought in from the Neustadt Gallery in New York City. The museum will also have an activity area for people of all ages for stained-glass themed projects and actives. Laine Snyder is the executive director for the Zanesville Museum of Art and tells us more about the exhibition.
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World-renowned artist presents patchwork display in Decorative Arts Center of Ohio exhibition
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Handmade brooms bring artistic expression to everyday life
There are few things more strongly associated with Halloween than witches flying across the night sky on broomsticks. And across the country, stores sell brooms for seasonal decoration or as part of witch costumes. But for many in the region, brooms aren’t just for Halloween or sweeping the floor: they can be works of art worthy of hanging on the wall year-round.
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Writer, golfer, father: Bauer remembered by family, colleagues
MARIETTA - Although service to his country took him to the skies over Europe, Ted Bauer always called the Marietta area home. It's where he attended school, raised a family, chronicled daily life and history, and loved and shared the game of golf. And on Wednesday, it's where he passed...
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Newark Advocate
Stephen King's approval for Granville brothers' movie a dream come true
Brothers from Granville will release a new film that author and horror legend Stephen King encouraged people to "put on their calendar." Jordan Downey’s “The Cycle” is the latest film from the Granville-born filmmaker that his brother, Michael Downey , produced. The pair spent years working on the project, which releases Oct. 23 on the streaming service Shudder and at select Alamo Drafthouse venues, and comes as the duo are discussing plans to potentially start filming more in Ohio, with the dream being to film a bigger one in Granville. “A good amount of my love of movies was born out of browsing the aisles at Granville Video or going to the theater at the Indian Mound Mall,” Jordan Downey told The Advocate. “I grew up on a farm off James Road, so naturally, my mind defaults to the look of Ohio when thinking about supernatural stories invading a small town.” “The Cycle” is of that mold, a horror film that stars Deborah Ann Woll and Jeffrey Donovan. Woll plays a forensic anthropologist who finds the body of her estranged father at a crime scene, leading to a mystery that unfolds as she investigates the case, according to the film’s