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Reflections: Remembering Mrs. Alice E. Van Sickle
I have long been fascinated by the career of the late Mrs. Alice E. Van Sickle, a name that is unfamiliar to today’s generations.While growing u...
Former Morrow County Sheriff’s Deputy finds strength through adversity
Often times when someone does an act that is selfless and heroic they are recognized and praised for two, three, maybe even six months.But eventually ...
June 30th, 2016 updated: June 30th, 2016. |
Doug Brown, professional skateboarder credits Morrow roots for motivational mission
Doug Brown does more than just skateboard.Sure, the professional skater turned his childhood passion, which began during the summers he spent visiting...
Reflections: Remembering and honoring Independence Day
Next to Christmas, I like the Fourth of July as my favorite holiday. The traditional music played that day- “Stars and Stripes Forever,” t...
Reflections: Remembering my father
Father’s Day is just a few days past but I want to share my memories of my dad whom I called “Daddy,” until the day he died at the a...
To career Northmor teacher– it’s about the music
Consistency– a measure of success or an essential component of it? Both.But the complex world of teaching requires more, and Northmor Local Scho...
Reflections: Remembering June 13, 1981 – the 35th anniversary of the Cardington tornado
Saturday morning, June 13, 1981, was just like any other Saturday morning in this village of 2,000. Heavy rain was coming down but people went about t...
Pleiades Farms- a Meimer family tradition
Driving along the farms in Morrow is an everyday occurrence for those living in the county; passing sprawling fields accompanied by large silver bins,...
Barker Family Farms is ‘sowing’ success in Morrow County
Half-century in the hog business has taught the Barker Family a thing or two.The Edison natives have spent nearly 50 years on their family farm, raisi...
Morrow native returns to Mount Gilead to tour former county jail his childhood home
A Morrow native returned to the county last week. His destination- jail- but not in the sense you might be think, Frank George was simply touring his ...
