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Doc's Top 10: Ranking the most magnificent mountains, wonders and states of America (opens the original)
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EDITOR’S NOTE: Ashland graduate Adam “Doc” Fox is the marketing director at Source Media Properties. He also moonlights as a mountain climber who has been to the highest point of every state in the lower 48. In addition, he’s taken extensive backpacking and hiking trips. He and ol Johnny Cash have “been everywhere, man.” There’s so much absolute natural wonder in the United States with 63 national parks, 9,817 state parks and 193 million acres of national forest land. You can hike on volcanoes,
Psychedelic questions and perfect ISO: Unfiltered reality of covering Inkcarceration Day 2 (opens the original)
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MANSFIELD — What’s the real deal with “magic mushrooms?” Those are the types of questions you can get answered at Inkcarceration 2026. Me? Nah, I was in boring sober mode ‘cause the night before I couldn’t get the camera to work to the elite level needed. My boss and CEO of this news thing you are reading is like good at photos and I knew death would be upon me soon and so I spent all day upgrading my ISO knowledge. But I was torn on what pictures to take for this new and improved mega ultimate
Walls of Death and Spanish Beats: The unforgettable sets of Inkcarceration Day 1 (opens the original)
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MANSFIELD — Instead of free hugs, a lady in a thong was letting other women squeeze a cheek as they walked by. And that’s actually a pretty normal anecdote for Inkcarceration Music & Tattoo Festival. But let’s focus our attention on the music – the bands and ballads that stole the show, inspired action from the crowd and just plain rocked it out. The Yard Stage was graced with “melodic metalcore,” led by frontwoman Emma Foster. Due to the smoke, set times were pushed back and the crowd was hungr
Music, Ink and Mission: ‘Inked & Amped’ unites rock and tattoo culture at The Mothership (opens the original)
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MANSFIELD — For one night, The Mothership became exactly what its name implied. Bands unloaded gear beneath the smokey sun. Tattoo artists unpacked needles and ink. Vendors arranged displays as the venue transformed into a gathering place where rock, jam, heavy metal, tattoo culture and local artists shared the same space — not as separate attractions, but as pieces of the same community. Presented through a partnership between Maverick, SPIN Magazine and The Mothership, Inked & Amped brought to
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