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The last newspaper standing
Though it’s not a substitute for the “Amish telegraph” – as some call word-of-mouth news traded over a farm fence, at a livestock auction, or in a sewing circle – the newspaper is thriving.
This is Allensworth: Recovering the history of a Black pioneer colony
A group of Denison students set out to explore the historic Black town in California.
How do you heal an ecosystem?
Most of the land at The Wilds is a test case for how well land can heal after strip mining, and how soon.
Lynd Fruit Farm holds onto fall traditions as the big city moves deeper into rural Licking County
While Intel is bringing the largest industrial development project in Ohio history, it is far from the only company building warehouses and factories in the area.
The Lobster: The philosophy of professor Peter Grandbois
In a short documentary, Denison student Will Barnes, a filmmaker and member of the Denison men’s fencing team, explores the philosophy Peter Grandbois uses to hold together all of the various strands of his life.
LOCAL NEWS
Second forum on local news on Nov. 15 will focus on ways to reduce barriers to accessing news
The next forum will be at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 15, at NEWORK Space, 14 N. Park Place, on Courthouse Square in downtown Newark.
10,000 Acres, the story about the land that became The Wilds animal preserve, being presented in McConnelsville on Nov. 16
The 10,000 Acres documentary, directed by Doug Swift, a filmmaker and writer, and professor of Journalism and
English at Denison University, includes numerous written stories, photos and immersive short documentary films.
Collaboration between Granville schools and developers will be key as Intel moves into Licking County
New Granville school buildings and shifting grade levels within current buildings appear inevitable because of projected growth in the coming years.
Survey of people in distressed Newark East and South side neighborhoods raises concerns about basic needs and crime
A report also indicated that a large number of respondents experienced barriers to participating in public life, including voting.