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Savoring Valomilk Memories

by Marti Attoun

first appeared: 9/26/2004

America's Oldest Flour Company

first appeared: 6/13/2004

Read All About It!

by Marti Attoun

Generation after generation, they’ve chronicled the big events, but just as important, say their publishers, they’ve chronicled the little events.

first appeared: 6/6/2004

The Maple Man of Backbone Ridge

by Stephen Leon Alligood

Mike Hill knows his maple, just ask the folks who make Gibson Guitars

first appeared: 10/12/2003

One Hundred Years of Harley

by Warren D. Jorgensen

William S. Harley and Arthur Davidson created their first motorcycle in a Milwaukee shed in 1903.

first appeared: 7/20/2003

The Barn Stormer

by Stephen Leon Alligood

Inside the glass-canopied cockpit of the vintage AT-6, a former military training airplane, Gina Moore is in her office conducting business with a smile.

first appeared: 1/12/2003

Bait, Tackle & Tales

by Michael Nolan

Poindexter's lures are more than just crickets and minnows

first appeared: 7/21/2002

America's First Family of Fireworks

by Marcia Schonberg

America's First Family of Fireworks ignites excitement with spectacular light shows

first appeared: 6/30/2002

Inside Ott's

by Martha W. Aldrich

Ott’s Grocery, in a small white frame building, continues to thrive, brimming with groceries, supplies, conversation, and memories.

first appeared: 1/20/2002

Locally Grown

by Alan Ross

Those who sell what they grow do it out of a passion for tasty produce

first appeared: 7/8/2001

The Chair Artist

by Andrea Gross

The building is nondescript, but the weathered old sign hints of treasures within: “Max Woody’s Chair Shop ... Handcrafted Chairs for six generations from 1800s.”

first appeared: 3/11/2001

The General Store

by Tinky Weisbalt

Avery’s Store is at the town's epicenter, literally and figuratively, providing a sense of community and other necessities of life—as general stores have done throughout America for generations.

first appeared: 1/7/2001

Being Bob Evans

by Lynn Wasnak

Bob Evans, founder and retired president of the restaurant chain that bears his name, hasn't forgotten the people and place in southern Ohio that gave him his start—and he hasn't stopped repaying them.

first appeared: 12/31/2000

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