Rare wildlife like bobcats and black bears is returning to Ohio as humans retreat indoors—discover more about this surprising trend now.
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Fans flock from all over for Sonic Temple’s final day
Crowd surfing is the rock ‘n’ roll version of the trust fall at a company retreat – but it’s an act we may take for granted in America. “That would never happen, crowd surfing would never happen in Colombia,” festival attendee and Columbia native Juan said. “I mean, this is the first time I’ve seen […]
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Sonic Temple Day 2: Good generational brainwashing makes live rock shows eternal
Discover how family traditions and generational passion keep live music festivals alive.
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Show stoppers: Top 10 performances from Sonic Temple Day One
Discover the top 10 electrifying performances from Sonic Temple Day One 🤘
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North American Music Awards shines light on rising Mansfield-area legends
MANSFIELD — A man with cerebral palsy made his way to the stage after being announced Best Alternative Rap Artist at the North American Music Awards (NAMA) on Saturday night at the Richland County Fairgrounds. “For someone like me – I’ve never won anything,” Brooklyn said, fighting tears. “Now you did!” a supporter from the […]
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Why did I hike the ‘Devil’s Path’ and Kill Mountain alone in winter? Good question!
Devil’s Path in New York’s Catskills is widely considered one of the hardest, most dangerous trails on the East Coast. Worth the effort.
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Column: Madison grad Taylor Huff completes impressive first year as a pro
National Women’s Soccer League rookie and Madison Comprehensive High School alum Taylor Huff finished her first full season as a professional soccer player last Sunday in Louisville.
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Found dead in Panama: New clues on 2014 cold case
PANAMA – Two young Dutch women, Kris Kremers (21) and Lisanne Froon (22), went for a hike on the El Pianista Trail in the jungles of Panama and were never seen alive again. On April 1, 2014 they set out on the trail. On June 14, their blue backpack with a Canon PowerShot camera inside […]
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Column: Canoeing down the Mohican River to Goon Fest 2025
The kid was probably 11 years old, red hair and even redder skin scorched by a lack of sunscreen, as he floated on his rented yellow kayak. “You having fun?” I asked in dad mode, as I saw no parent or guardian in any direction. “I lost my group. They wanted to stop for drinks […]
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Ohio (once again) rocks the world
COLUMBUS — Most did not have Metallica covering “Hang on Sloopy” as tens of thousands of metal fans sang, O-H-I-O, on their 2025 list. Hang on Sloopy, Ohio’s official Rock-N-Roll anthem, was a nice homage to the state that hosted one of the largest rock and metal festivals in the U.S. Metallica wrapped the four-day […]