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Column by David Zuchowski: A Visit to Ohio's first, only UNESCO world heritage site | Lifestyles

Scattered over south and central Ohio are numerous human-made geometrical earthen shapes — circles, squares and octagons, that dot the landscape.

PROGRESS: Rebranding, ownership change for coffee suppliers

PROGRESS: One Sioux City coffee supplier undergoes ownership change, another rebrands

Sioux City's Council Oak Supply Co. gets buzzy rebranding

Council Oak Supply Company gets buzzy new rebranding with ties to Sioux City's coffee past

Inside the secret world of the Hopewell Mounds—our newest World Heritage site

Native Sites in Ohio Named to World Heritage List

The latest addition to the prestigious UNESCO list—the Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks, created by Indigenous people 2,000 years ago—“preserves the future of our past.”

How ancient artifacts from Circleville, Ohio, came to be preserved

CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio (WCMH) — Fred Gordon was a student at Ohio State University in the late 1950s when he collected a vast number of Native American artifacts along Hargus Creek in Pickaway County near Circleville. Sadly, Fred Gordon died unexpectedly in 1957, before graduating. Seven years later, his family, including Circleville Mayor Ben Gordon and […]

A UNESCO World Heritage Site in the U.S. on par with the pyramids? Believe it.

“It’s a real common summertime excursion, but on par with the pyramids?” It is now.

America Has a Sacred Site With Huge Implications for Human History. People Are Golfing on It.

“It’s a real common summertime excursion, but on par with the pyramids?” It is now.

An Ohio Site Was Just Declared One of the Most Important in Human History. Why Has It Been Ignored?

“It’s a real common summertime excursion, but on par with the pyramids?” It is now.

The Great Circle in Heath provides a short, kid-friendly cultural opportunity

HEATH -- The Great Circle in Heath is one of the remaining segments of the Newark Earthworks, which was built by the people of the Hopewell Culture. The entire Newark