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Stuart’s Opera House Afterschool Music Program: Ladama workshop
Before taking the stage at Snowfork, Ladama stopped by Stuart’s Opera House to give a workshop on traditional Latin American music.
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Agatha Christie classic rolls into Nelsonville
ABC Players will put on a stage production based on Agatha Christie’s novel “Murder on the Orient Express.”
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Albany Independent Fair returns with fireworks, frog jump
The 131st annual fair will take place Sept. 17–21 and feature two new events.
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Chauncey mural first of three new public art projects
A ceremony to dedicate a mural painted on Chauncey Village Hall was held Aug. 27.
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Photo of the Week: Aug. 20, 2025
Rural Action’s new Herb Hub launched at ACENet on Columbus Road with an Aug. 20 Elderberry Open House.
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Little Cities Day returns for 31st year
Little Cities Day will be held in Nelsonville in September to highlight local history and culture.
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Neighbors rally to keep Sharpsburg barn standing (Updated)
Concerned neighbors are opposed to the destruction of a century-old barn on a developing nature preserve. For now, demolition plans are on pause, according to the property owner.
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Jacksonville’s Old Settlers Reunion returns for 88th edition
What started as a Labor Day homecoming for former residents has turned into an annual celebration of village history and pride.
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Audio tours at Strouds Run provide a rich new way to experience the state park
Katherine Moore and Kathryn Logan, with assistance from ODNR and Appalachian Understories, made a podcast for visitors to Strouds Run to listen to as they move through the park.
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Local photographer’s new book explores Athens as company town
Rich-Joseph Facun examines the relationship between Ohio University and Athens using photography in his new book, “1804.”
