Ohio - Page 2

Teachers who look for the good - and find it

When Pearl Shelton impulsively bought the old, two-story building with a leaky tin roof, its value to her lay not in the bricks and mortar, but in the shadowy secrets it once held.

Each week, the operation—comprised of four Hartzler family farms—produces 4,000 half-gallons of milk, which is distributed in old-fashioned glass bottles to stores throughout Ohio.

3 Personal Stories of Thanksgiving

Crooks is among the last serving pilots from World War I, researchers say, but even more remarkable are his recollections, recounted as slowly as his gait, but sprinkled with intricate details—amazingly so, given they occurred nearly a century ago.

Veteran Roger Durbin's vision turned into reality: the national World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C.

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.

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.

Behind the Faces Another Battle Is Finally Being Won.

America’s population shifted away from metropolitan centers in the last decade three times faster than during the previous 10 years, and hometowns such as Mount Vernon, Ohio, are one of the reasons why.