Brewery boom
The North Coast has become a brewery bonanza over the last decade. From Sandusky to Port Clinton, breweries have been delighting hops fans across the region. What’s next for brewing in the area? Operators of local breweries weigh in.
Tai Chi Comes to the JSP
Want a way to relax and connect? Check out Tai Chi on the pier.
Run this town: RUNDUSKY is back
Get moving with the 2023 RUNDUSKY Race Series.
A basic needs forecast from nonprofits serving those who struggle the most
Nonprofits dealing with basic human needs weigh in on an expected increase in demand for housing, utility assistance, food and healthcare – and on how they’re planning to meet emerging needs with limited resources.
Taking to the streets and taking care of each other, communities turn out for Tyre Nichols
Here are some of the ways that Memphis (and beyond) turned out for Tyre Nichols, a Black man who was a father, son, and one of Memphis’ own.
With plans to expand, eagerly awaiting spring’s arrival at Black Seeds Urban Farms
Derravia and Bobby Rich started Black Seeds Urban Farms in 2021. It has grown into a successful business, providing fresh fruits and vegetables from the earth in a location that was recently a food desert. There's much more to come.
be nice. business program boosting mental health in Michigan’s workplaces
The Mental Health Foundation of West Michigan’s be nice. business program brings mental health to the workplace.
Explore art outdoors: Take a walk around downtown Sandusky & Vermilion to discover one-of-a-kind art
Public art is surging across Erie County with the Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit in Sandusky and the Postcard Project in Vermillion. Local groups have joined forces to bring more public art to the area.
Wrestling for a spot in a man’s world
High school junior Ileana Sartor grapples with the emotions that come with being a girl in a male-dominated sport. Sartor is one of four Sandusky High School females who are a part of the first SHS girls’ wrestling team.
Chill out at this year’s Ice A Fair
The 14th Annual Vermilion Ice A Fair on Feb. 4 promises a chance to watch sculptors coax art out of blocks of ice, learn about local history, play games on a frozen field, and more.
