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National Park Service rangers in the historic district field questions all day from visitors. One of the most-asked is: "Where is Tun Tavern?"

Dec. 29, 1922 SALMON SNATCHERS CAUGHT, GOLD RAY During a raid conducted this morning at the Gold Ray dam District Game Warden Pat Dailey arrested five men on the charge of snagging salmon. M...

Car owners overlook many challenges in making EV conversion jobs stick

The Roundhouse Bar has been a fixture at the center of Delaware Street in Put-in-Bay since 1873 and, for more than four decades, Mike “Mad Dog” Adams has been the master of ceremonies, entertaining the crowds all summer long.

Sam Ezersky on how he crafts the Bee and how to be a better solver.

Jerry Davenport will be featured on the Meals on Madison Stage in downtown Port Clinton on Friday, July 1 from 5-6:30 p.m. at Madison and Second and Streets.

Q: How did it all start for you at Ozark back in 1981? Jordan: I was hired by Paul Steens, with help from Mark Wheeler. Mark was a teacher at the high school at the time and we knew each other through some acquaintances. He told me they had an opening. Paul was the assistant principal, AD and the football coach. You hope you can find a way to get your foot in the door. If I could get some help from somebody to get a job, that’s what I was going to do.  I coached high school football, ei...

Dont miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   HOOSICK, N.Y. — Thanks to a change in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in New York state, teachers joined the latest group of people eligible for the vaccination. Many have called the vaccine a chance to get students and staff back in-person full-time at schools — where many have either been remote or on a hybrid schedule since school began in September. Hoosick Falls Central School social studies teacher Brian Bushner got the first dos...

MOLLY PARKER The Southern MURPHYSBORO — Mike Mills, who died this week at the age of 79, didn’t set out to seed a love of barbecue across the country, well beyond its roots in the South and parts of the Midwest, but that’s what he ended up doing. After graduating from Murphysboro Township High School in 1959, he enrolled in the first class in the Dental Technology program at Southern Illinois University. He earned an associate’s degree and moved to Elgin to work ...