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FeaturesBertovich notes that the approaches to the new Ottawa County roundabouts — at an exit ramp from Ohio Route 2/53 and an adjacent one at the intersec
FeaturesThey ultimately decided on a balloon release. But not just any balloon release; they wanted an event on a grand scale.
FeaturesJohn W. Heisman himself, the renowned innovator and Hall of Fame coach — the award’s namesake — was born in Cleveland in 1859.
Power Lines
by Craig GroomsFarming has long been the backbone of Ohio’s economy. Even if you don’t farm today, you likely have friends or family who do, or ancestors who once did.
by Amy HowatKelly knew that personnel from his co-op, Marietta-based Washington Electric Cooperative, were doing everything they could to provide reliable power for him and all of his neighbors in that area of Monroe County.
by Craig GroomsSummer in Ohio brings hot weather — along with longer days that give us more time to enjoy it. But as we take in the season, it’s worth reflecting for a moment about something we rarely think about yet couldn’t live without: our electric power grid.
Feature Stories
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by Damaine Vonada and Jeff McCallisterJohn W.
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by Mia Taylor
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by W.H. Chip GrossThey ultimately decided on a balloon release.
Good Eats
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by Catherine Murray
by Jeff McCallister
by Catherine Murray
Woods, Waters & Wildlife
by W.H. Chip GrossKerns grew up in a suburb of Columbus, and says she had an intense interest in the outdoors, even
by W.H. Chip GrossThough the tragedy happened on Lake Superior, the most northerly, largest, and deepest of
by W.H. Chip GrossSmokey, of course, is best known as the star of the longest-running public service announcement c
