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Weeks after severe storms, southeast Ohio communities are recovering from floods (opens the original)
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It’s been a particularly rainy summer in southern Ohio. In August, severe storms destroyed at least 50 homes and businesses and caused major damage to 800 more across 23 central and southern Ohio counties, according to the governor’s office. Then, just as many recovery efforts were progressing, another round of storms hit southeast Ohio in mid-September, prompting Gov. Mike DeWine to declare a state of emergency in 19 counties. Josh Camp lives in Morgan County with his family. He says each of th
Nearly 3,000 acres of Ohio’s only national forest auctioned off for oil and gas development (opens the original)
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The U.S. Department of Interior's Bureau of Land Management has leased nearly 3,000 acres of the Wayne National Forest to oil and gas companies. Critics warn the move could be damaging to the region, but industry officials say the project is needed to help the nation meet its energy needs. The Bureau announced its plans to lease the land in July. Following a mandatory protest period, 40 parcels within the Wayne National Forest were sold in an online auction on Tuesday. The sales totaled over $11
Bean dinners are a Civil War tradition. Southeast Ohio veterans are still chowing down (opens the original)
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Ronald Rife is 84 years old. But compared to the Wilkesville Bean Dinner, the retired Airforce man is young. The Joseph Freeman Post 476 of the American Legion in southeast Ohio’s Meigs County claims it has hosted the annual feast of soup beans and cornbread for 159 years. “My father was commander of this post in 1941, the year I was born,” Rife said. He’s been coming to the dinner ever since — longer than anyone else alive. With a history that dates back to the Civil War, Post Commander Wayne S
How a rural Ohio library is putting on programs from the Smithsonian (opens the original)
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From the Tuskegee Airmen’s fight for equality to a naturalist’s exploration of the Great Smoky Mountains, the sights, sounds and tastes of America will be found at the Perry County District Library this fall. The eastern Ohio library is one of just 16 from across the country selected to participate in a new national initiative: the Smithsonian Associate Rural Library Program. It’s designed to bring resources from the world’s largest museum complex to the country’s most rural areas. The 16-member
Inspired by European guidebooks, this author created a tour book of Ohio's historic earthworks (opens the original)
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Ohio is home to an estimated 500 earthworks, created by Native American groups like the Hopewell over 2,000 years ago. Often large in scale, the architectural structures are made of mounded dirt, clay and other raw materials. “They were built for ceremonial purposes,” John Hancock, professor emeritus of architecture at the University of Cincinnati said. “They were not forts, they were not cities. They were built as sacred spaces for these American Indian ancestors.” A group of these ancient stru
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