Mid-Ohio Valley residents know our region is a study in contrasts. Often in the same communities there is significant wealth and wonderful quality of life, right beside incredibly challenging financial circumstances and the kind of “quality of life” that makes young people wonder whether ...
I’ve been voraciously consuming content on climate change and related phenomena (books, articles, documentaries, lectures, etc.) for at least the last 10 years, with this month being the 10-year anniversary of the founding of Mid-Ohio Valley Climate Action (MOVCA). MOVCA is the climate and ...
I have caps and other chapeaus I wear based on the weather. When it’s cold, I have insulated hats that keep my head warm. My other hats are ball caps and are for fairer weather. A few are worn when I’m mowing or working, and I don’t care how dirty or damaged they get. Several caveats ...
The Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, the Women’s Suffrage Amendment, prohibited the United States and its states from denying the right to vote to the citizens of our country on the basis of sex, recognizing the right of women to vote. This amendment was the result of a ...
Hello Mid-Ohio Valley community and fellow parishioners. It is my pleasure and honor to announce that next Saturday, Oct. 25, we are expecting the Episcopal visitation of his Grace Archdiocesan Auxiliary Bishop Antony of Synada with 9 a.m. Orthos and 10 a.m. Hierarchical Divine Liturgy at St. ...
Growing up in Pittsburgh, I didn’t know much about West Virginia until I became a student at WVU in the 1970s. The narrative I heard at WVU was, West Virginia is a poor state. We have a lot of coal. It is owned by out of state companies. We get coal jobs but out of state people make the ...
