“The seasons are all very different here and create a different atmosphere,” says Clinton Piper, senior administrator of special projects for Fallingwater in Mill Run, Pennsylvania. “In the spring, ...

Realtor Carole Greenzalis, founder of Project Refresh, lifts spirits and builds community with free room makeovers for ...

I once worked for Larry Flynt, but it is not what you think. For nine months straddling the fall of 1977 and the spring of 1978, the Hustler publisher signed my paychecks. So, when a friend of mine ...

Westerville has grown and changed since Shaun Stonerook helped lead Westerville North to the 1994 basketball state title. After playing at Ohio State and Ohio University, Stonerook played ...

Shauna Weyrauch studied bobcats for seven years before she finally saw one in the wild with her own eyes. “We had picked up a lot of them on trail cams, so we knew they were there,” says Weyrauch, a ...

One Wednesday evening in 1968, Hal Williams walked out the door of his Brentnell Avenue home with two pistols and a tub of Kentucky Fried Chicken, got into his Pontiac Bonneville and left Columbus in ...

Kokosing Nature Preserve doesn’t look like a cemetery. Instead of rows of headstones and ornate monuments, you’ll find a lush, natural oasis filled with stately trees and native plants. A mowed path ...

Local fiber and mixed media artist Char Norman’s love of nature started when she was a child on family hikes and camping trips in her home state of California. Forty years ago, she relocated to the ...

When you think of locally made spirits, brands like Middle West, Noble Cut, Echo Spirits, High Bank and Watershed probably come to mind. But there are two new names you should know next time you’re ...

Known for its white tablecloths, one-of-a-kind Greek dishes like skordalia, one-dollar oysters on Mondays, and a giant painting of chef Kent Rigsby, himself, with eyes closed and hands clasped (by the ...