Shawni Eyre Potier and her husband enjoyed watching their son play in the national volleyball championship tournament in Columbus. They gave a shoutout to the North Market. See more here.
Reading through The Week magazine it was interesting to see a reference to the Hocking Hills. Headline read "Ohio's kooky Hocking Hills." The short article included: "Moonshine and wonderfully weird destinations make middle-of-nowhere Hocking Hills a surprisingly fun getaway... known for spectacular waterfalls, valleys, and caves - including a cave that's considered the secret birthplace of the United Mine Workers. But wackier man-made attractions grabbed my attention. The town of Logan is home to both America's last remaining washboard factory and a pencil sharpener museum that packs 3,400 examples into a tool shed. Nearby, sleepy New Straitsville, once known as the moonshine capital of the world, started producing legal hooch several months ago at the Straitsville Special Moonshine Distillery. I took one whiff of the stuff and my eyes bulged. 'One more eye-opening experience in the Hocking Hills.'" (July 24, 2015, page 27)
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