By Philip Palmer, BA, CPT It is that time of year when the leaves start changing colors, the temperatures drop, the days turn shorter, and virtually everywhere you look from the gym counter, to [...]
By Lori J. Feeney These Ghost Tours Might Scare the Yell out of You Footsteps on the stairs when no one is there. Hushed whispers in the corner. Things that go bump in the night—and in the light [...]
By Amanda Sebolt Nickajack Farms is a family owned and operated farm that specializes in farming, events and their local Fall Festival. In 2003 the Sebolt family took a leap into the agriculture [...]
By Morgan LaVallee Thailand was always a dream destination, albeit one that seemed perhaps too distant a location to be a dream that could easily come true. After all, there are amazing beaches [...]
By Crystal Siembida Boggs Discover what local runners have been excited about for years by running the third annual Youngstown Marathon, Half Marathon, and 5K on Sunday, October 27, 2019. While [...]
By Douglas M. Kish, MA The Beauty of an Energy-Efficient Log Home The charm and mystigue of log homes has been with us since early frontier days and remains just as captivating today. A warm [...]
By Katie Brewer This fall experience the changing colors in Northeast, Ohio aboard the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad. Running along 26 miles of track from Independence to Akron, the train will [...]
By Linsey N. Saunier Fall is the perfect “Time to Explore” Cleveland Metroparks. The season’s cooler temperatures also bring colorful displays of fall foliage to the reservations, golf courses [...]
By Amy Rutledge The weather starts to cool and the children are heading back to school so it must be festival time in Carroll County. The county offers many festivals so you should be able to [...]
As the hazy, lazy days of summer slide into the glorious days of fall, there’s a vibrant array of products on sale at Ohio’s local farmers’ markets. From golden corn to crunchy cabbage to the [...]
By Hannah Alderfer, BA, CPT, FMSC For many years during my early days of running and all through college, form drills were a routine part of practice. They were often the fun part, as we got to [...]
By Laura R. Weirick Mohican in the fall is on fire, with color of course. The leaves are transforming the hills of Mohican into a brand new landscape full of reds, yellows and oranges. Local [...]
