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- Sep 26, 2026
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History in the Hills: The river revisited (opens the original)
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This month marks seven years of my History in the Hills articles, and I can’t believe it has been that long. I have covered a lot of history during that time and have completed about 182 articles detailing our past. I thought it might be fun to look back at one that got me started on this journey in 2019, and that piece was all about the Ohio River. Whether we realize it or not, our history is tied to the Ohio River. Flowing through our community over millennia, the river cut the Ohio Valley dee
Toasting History (opens the original)
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I am sure that most of you dear readers will know by now that there is going to be a new business coming to downtown Steubenville soon. If all goes to plan, next year we will be enjoying drinks at the new OYO Brewing Company on Market and S. Fourth St. This brewery will be the first in Steubenville since about 1919 but our brewing past goes back to our very beginnings as a community. I thought it would be interesting to look at our brewing heritage here in town. A number of years ago I purchased
History in the Hills: Soldiers of the fort (opens the original)
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I love our past. Looking back and seeing what our area was like in history is something I do quite often. I am fortunate to be able to do this in my position at Historic Fort Steuben. I know I am a little biased, but we are fortunate to have this museum right here in our backyard that explores the history of our early years. I am often astonished that these local history places, like Fort Steuben, can exist because almost all the time these smaller history organizations were founded by very devo
History in the Hills: Apples all around us (opens the original)
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Working out in our vegetable garden is something my wife and I do a lot. We enjoy watching our garden grow and taking advantage of the fruits of our labor. There is nothing like picking a pepper or tomato that is home grown and enjoying it. Something about it just tastes better. One of my many memories of my grandparents is spending time with them in their garden tending to their plants. Sometimes I would be passing my grandparents’ porch, and my grandmother would have a bowl of beans to prepare
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