As we approach the last weekend in July, something will be missing from Marietta’s calendar of traditional events. This year, even before COVID-19 forced the c...
This story is part of a series that looks at how local small businesses and organizations have been impacted by COVID-19.
In January of this year, after...
In the city of Boston, that site of so many pivotal moments in American history, a controversy has been brewing over a memorial statue in Park Square. The statue is titled the Emancipation Memorial, sometimes called the Freedman’s Memorial or ...
In this era of political activism, open voting and endless polls, it’s hard to imagine a time when half of all United States citizens did not have the right to...
Just yards from the Marietta Harbor and tucked behind Front Street, the city’s newest restaurant is ready to open its doors to guests. And beginning July...
In this time of fear and isolation, a new craze is sweeping across communities to provide a bright spark of fun for kids of all ages. Inspired by Michael Rosen’s classic book “We’re Going on a Bear Hunt”, people are placing stuffed bears in windows,...
It’s no secret that these are unprecedented times, and we are all trying to navigate uncharted waters. By now, you are probably overwhelmed with numbers, graph...
A truly unique social dining experience in the MOV
One of the newest dining experiences
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The confetti has been swept up, the champagne bottles are in the recycle bin and the calendar is turned to a fresh new page. All over the planet, people are using the new year as a leap board into healthier l...
We haven’t even gathered for Thanksgiving yet, but some of us have been indulging a secret obsession that began weeks ago. Raise your hand if you’ve already cu...
Laura left her job at Marietta College to follow her dream of owning a retail boutique. When she's not tending shop at Wit & Whimzy, she's watching wildlife from her windows.
