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Band of the Week: Fort Frye High School Marching Cadets
BEVERLY, Ohio (WTAP) - The Fort Frye High School Marching Cadets are this week’s Band of the Week. The band is performing its 2026 show, Flame Bound. Tyler Hartline is in his third year as band director. “We knew from the very beginning that we wanted it to be...
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Photos: People in the Daytime, Ananke and White Flag Over Providence perform at The Union
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — Cleveland experimental group People in the Daytime joined Athens and Cleveland-based bands Ananke and White Flag Over Providence for a night of live music at The Union (18 West Union Street) on Friday, Sept. 25. The three-band bill brought together a range of styles, from...
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Chillicothe students surprise WWII veteran with flight for 100th birthday
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio — A 100-year-old World War II Army veteran took a surprise ride in a restored World War II-era aircraft Tuesday, an honor arranged by Pickaway-Ross Career & Technology Center students who have spent the past year preserving his story. David Lee’s flight, which took off from Ross...
Wellsboro Gazette
Author examines the roots of Rutland Hill
RUTLAND TWP — There are many things that Mary Stepney passed on to her son Simon during his life. One of those gifts was the love of language. For 40 years Simon used that gift in his profession as a translator for Spanish to English. Now that passion, instilled by his mother, has led him to write four novels: “Searching for Susannah Willson: Brick Walls, Yellow Brick Roads & Rutland Hill Farm,” “The Queen of Rutland Hill,” “The Marker Tree” and “The Ledger.”
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River View survives district scare, reaches state golf tourney again
SOUTH ZANESVILLE — Anyone who has followed boys golf in 2026 knew that the Division II district tournament on Sept. 28 at EagleSticks was going to be a hair-raiser. Three of the state's top 10 teams were set to fight for two qualifying spots to the state tournament at Firestone North, and the individual firepower coming in with them was not to be discounted either. Just how good was this district field? Indian Valley, which shot 300 with four scores of 80 or better, fell two shots shy of qualifying. In many years, that score would have won without much drama — this year, even the 73s shot by the Braves' Philip Rangel and Owen Cummings fell short of the qualifying mark for individuals. More: River View volleyball needed five sets to shake Sheridan in thriller More: Results, final standings from Muskingum Valley League golf tournament More: More MVL teams punched district golf tickets on Sept. 24. That made what St. Clairsville and River View accomplished all the more impressive. The veteran Black Bears had an off day by their standards with a 298 as sophomore tri-medalist Colton Gress shot even-par 70, falling shy of St. Clairsville's 293. It was
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Women's Bowling Ranked 3rd in Latest USBC Power Rankings
The Muskingum women's bowling team continues to establish itself among the nation's elite, earning the No. 3 spot in the latest United States Bowling Congress power rankings. The Muskies backed up that national recognition over the weekend, qualifying first and advancing to the championship round of the DO Apparel/Brunswick Open at Sequoia Lanes in Columbus.
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Shepherd men’s golf team finishes 14th at Crossroads Cup
NASHPORT, Ohio – The Shepherd University men’s golf team fired a three-round total of 950 to finish 14th in a 15-team field at the Crossroads Cup at the Virtues Golf Course after final round play on Tuesday. Davenport took the team title with an 868. Silas Kirkpatrick of Cedarville shot a 210 to gain medalist honors.
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Athens Hot Glass Studio teaches glassblowing
Athens Hot Glass studio brings unique pieces of art to life through glass. The small business is centered around the art of glassblowing, which is the technique of shaping molten glass by inflating it with air and cooling it to create both artistic and functional objects. The studio provides the...
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Chillicothe’s Jaycee Golf Course Wins 2026 Ohio Water Conservation Excellence Award
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Water Resources has awarded Jaycee Golf Course in Ross County the 2026 Ohio Water Conservation Excellence Award, honoring the Chillicothe facility for its forward-thinking approach to sustainable land and water management. The annual award recognizes organizations across...
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History of the Sternwheel Festival
Written by: McKayla Burriss (mab012@marietta.edu) Each year, the weekend after Labor Day, the town of Marietta hosts the Ohio River Sternwheel Festival. This year was extra special as it was the 50th anniversary. According to Hadley Funeral Home, Marietta College graduate Harry Robinson was involved in the Marietta Bicentennial Commission,...
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Nashville Hitmakers Descend On Thornville For Buckeye Lake Songwriters Fest
Buckeye Lake Winery in Thornville is throwing open its doors next Saturday for the 13th annual Buckeye Lake Songwriters Festival, and this year's lineup includes the Nashville pens behind some of country radio's biggest hits. Doors open at 4 p.m. on October 3, with opening acoustic sets running from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., followed by the headlining songwriters and a 9:15 p.m. after-party set from the band At It Again that runs until 11 p.m.
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From screams to silence, scholar will examine the Holocaust through sound
A Holocaust scholar will bring a new perspective on one of Nazi Germany's most infamous attacks when she visits Muskingum University this fall. Sara Ann Sewell, a professor of history at Batten University, will deliver the annual Miriam G. Schwartz Lecture at 7 p.m. Oct. 12, in BSC 343, according to a community announcement. Her presentation, "10 November 1938: A Day of Relentless Sonic Violence against Jews in Germany," explores Kristallnacht through the sounds heard by Jewish people who lived through the violence. The lecture examines the November Pogrom, often referred to as Kristallnacht, by focusing on the sounds that accompanied coordinated attacks on Jewish people and Jewish property across Germany. On Nov. 10, 1938, Nazis carried out attacks that destroyed about 2,000 synagogues, 10,000 businesses and countless homes. Several hundred Jewish men and women were killed, and about 30,000 Jewish men were imprisoned as the Third Reich expanded its incarceration system. Rather than concentrating solely on the physical destruction, Sewell's presentation will explore how Jewish people heard and interpreted the violence unfolding around them. Drawing from survivor testimonies, the lecture will examine what sounds reveal about the sensory and emotional experiences of those who endured the attacks and their
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This Ohio Pottery Warehouse Is Packed With Cheap Pots And Unexpected Garden Finds
I only meant to stop for one planter. By the time I walked back to the car, I was figuring out how to fit several pots and a stoneware crock into the trunk without breaking anything. The prices were partly to blame. Then I found the shelves of slightly imperfect...
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Muskies Compete at the OAC Preview
The Muskingum Women's golf team finished 4th at the OAC Fall Preview, carding rounds of 354 and 350 for a 704 total. Otterbein won the Invite with a score of 329-328-657. Dally Meek led the Muskies with a two-day total of 163 (82-81). Meek finished tied for 6th place amongst the field.
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Detailed Map of Gallipolis, Ohio
This beautifully detailed map of Gallipolis, Ohio was created in 2026 using aerial imagery combined with modern topographical, census, street and landmark data. It’s a one-of-a-kind view of Gallipolis that combines accurate data with a vintage aesthetic. The map shows every building in its true location, many of the roads carry their names, and the shaded topographic relief shows the shape of the land.