This is the third part of a four-part series on the old, often-overlooked cemeteries in the Coulterville area of Sale Creek.

This volunteer at Cincinnati's Freedom Center discovered a distant grandfather once owned enslaved people. She had no idea. And now, she's helping others dig into their own past. Just like she did.

Photo credit: john white The Dennison Railroad Depot Museum in Dennison, Ohio, isn’t just another dusty collection of old ...

New platform focuses on privacy, ease of use, and a guided online experience for planning end-of-life services. Our ...

Forget everything you think you know about train travel in America. The Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad in Akron is here to remind you that getting somewhere can be infinitely better than actually ...

Photos from the ground as the war on Iran launched by the United States and Israel enters its second week. This is a photo ...

With a nod to America 250 celebrations, the Bluffton Icon presents a timeline of local history nestled within those decades. We begin here with the 1800s when surveyors and settlers first called the ...