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Background photo Ed Lowe find a county... Cover photos Beth Sergent, Miranda Wood, Suzi Konz. find adventure! Mark Porter Ford Gallia County...... 6 Along MarkPorter Meigs County...... 9 the Sales: (877) 436-1284 Service: (877) 407-1600 Scioto County...... 14 Go Further Parts: (877) 408-3253 Mason County...... 18 42411 Charles Chancey Drive • Pomeroy, OH At Rt. 32 and Mayhew Rd. • Jackson, OH riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 3 1-740-992-6614 or 1-800-837-109 1-740-286-2191 Adams County...... 22 Volume 1, Issue 2 Showroom Hours: Mon.-thurs.9-7, Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-5 Hours: Mon.-thurs.9-7, Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-5 Sat. Service 8-5 • Closed Sun. Service 8-5 Mon.-Fri.; Sat. 8-5 • Closed Sun. Jackson County...... 26 Publisher ...... Bud Hunt ww.markportergm.com www.markporterford.com Editor ...... Beth Sergent Athens County...... 32 Associate Editor ...... Chris Slone Pike County...... 36 Advertising ...... Julia Schultz and Hope Comer “We make car dreams come true!” Vinton County...... 40 MarkPorter Cabell County...... 44 For more information call the Gallipolis Daily Tribune at 740-446-2342 or the Portsmouth Daily Times at 740- Boyd County...... 48 308 e. Main St. Pomeroy, oH 45769 353-3101. Greenup County...... 52 60733919 ALONG th e ALONG riv e r 17 20 2 Fall Photo by Beth Sergent Flood wall mural at Point Pleasant. Care Companions 4734A Gallia Pike of Ohio Franklin Furnace, Ohio 45629

Right here…Along the River The communities along the County for performances by and experience the life-sized Country of Adams County. Ohio River intersect not only the Ohio Valley Symphony at statue of Mason County’s Travel back in time to the old at the water’s edge but at the The Ariel-Ann Carson Dater most famous resident located west in Pike County and find Non-Medical in Home Assistance traditions held dear by their Performing Arts Centre and in the heart of a growing a reason to explore The Ridg- residents. to see Gallipolis In Lights downtown shopping district. es Trails in Athens County For you or your loved one This Fall 2017 edition of illuminate Gallipolis City Travel to Scioto County while taking in fall foliage. the “Along the River” tour- Park into a vibrant, winter where the Ohio and Scioto See history come to life dur- ism and travel magazine wonderland. rivers converge at Alexandria ing the Guyandotte Civil War Care Companions of Ohio may be the key you focuses upon the events Find that unique and Point. The Shawnee State Days in Cabell County and which celebrate history, heri- eclectic gift in Meigs County Forest provides a number of combine a love of art and are looking for to help you remain at home! tage and entertainment, all by traveling to downtown marked roads and trails for nature at the Foothills Art only a short car ride away. Pomeroy with its popular walking, hiking and biking; Festival in Jackson County. Welcome to Care Companions of Ohio This magazine covers activi- shopping district and a resur- You’ll also find antique shop- Don’t forget to slow down ties planned for October gent downtown Middleport ping at its best in southern and remember times gone Providing Non-Medical in Home Care for Seniors in ALL of through December in the - the middle port between Ohio, as well as an abun- by during Old Fashioned Ohio. Care Companions of Ohio may be the key you are counties of Gallia, Meigs, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. dance of local art, music and Days in Greenup, Ky. before looking for to help you or your loved one remain at home. Scioto, Adams, Athens, While shopping, pick up a poetry intertwined in local celebrating the holidays with Jackson, Pike and Vinton bite to eat at several one-of-a- restaurants, festivals and festivals of lights, trees and Our first visit is FREE! counties in Ohio, Mason and kind eateries along the river events is celebrated. Last, trains in Ashland, Ky….and Cabell counties in West Vir- before following the trail of but certainly not least, the much, much more. We will talk with you and your loved one to develop a ginia, and Boyd and Greenup historic places across what’s Portsmouth Wind Symphony Find out what you didn’t personalized plan.

counties in Kentucky. known as Ohio’s “southern provides the soundtrack to know, what you’ve forgotten riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 5 Along the river, and just coast.” it all. you knew and what’s always You can count on us being there when you need us, from 2 beyond its shores, visitors Experience destinations hours per week to 24 hours a day. For even more mystery been right here, “Along the will find self-paced adven- where history and mystery mixed with history, travel River.” Care Companions of Ohio is a Passport Provider. We also Carol Sauer, RN - Co-Owner tures and festivals full of meet, such as in Mason to Vinton County to learn accept Private Pay, and most Insurances. Offering affordable food, fun and facts about the County where the Battle about the reported hauntings Brought to you by Ohio rates for all budgets. Please call for pricing. Debbie Knauff - Area Office Manager area. Days Festival offers up infor- at the Moonville Tunnel and Valley Publishing and the Take in life “down on the mation about the Battle of take in the history of the iron Portsmouth Daily Times of farm” at the historic Bob Point Pleasant, which some furnaces and their remnants AIM Media Midwest. With to setup a FREE in home visit! Evans Farm and its annual say was the first battle of the near the pristine Lake Hope appreciation to local conven- Call Today 740-961-7307 farm festival held every Revolutionary War. Learn and Zaleski State Park. Lei- tion and visitors bureaus, as October in Rio Grande. Don’t about the mystery of Moth- surely follow the quilt barn well as advertisers who sup- Visit us at carecompanionsofohio.com 60733157

ALONG th e ALONG riv e r 17 20 4 Fall forget to return to Gallia man while in Point Pleasant tours and take in the Amish ported this project. Lonesome. Saturday, 11:30 a.m., Julie The Ariel Reeves Band, 1:30 p.m., The Joseph The Ariel, the historic opera house Sisters, 3:30 p.m., McGuffey Lane. in downtown Gallipolis, has become Welcome to Gallia County Sunday, Homestead Stage, 9:15 a.m., ground zero for the performing arts congregational singing led by Aaron in Gallia County. In July of 2005, Ann and Clark Walker, 10 a.m., worship Carson Dater purchased the entire Gallia County offers unique Bob Evans Farm Festival service message by Bob Powell, 12:30 complex containing the auditorium opportunities to have an unforget- Families look forward to one of the biggest p.m., Johnny Staats & the Delivery and presented it to the community as table adventure in Southeast Ohio, events of the year as the 47th Bob Evans Farm Boys, 2 p.m., The Church Sisters, 3:30 a permanent home for The Ohio Valley Festival arrives in Rio Grande Oct. 13-15. The p.m., Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme out. Symphony and for use as a perform- whether along the river, floating on festival attracts literally thousands of people to Open daily from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., admis- ing arts centre. The re-dedication of a serene lake or down on the farm. Gallia County with activities like performances sion is $6 for adults, $4 for children the facility as The Ariel-Ann Carson from lumberjacks and chainsaw carvers, ani- (6-8), 5 and under are free. Dater Performing Arts Centre was mals from the Columbus Zoo, and farm dem- April 22, 2006. Home to the Ohio Val- onstrations including herding by Alan Miller’s Rockets over Rio ley Symphony, the symphony began its Border Collies and cow milking with the Lau- Rockets Over Rio will be blasting off 28th season in September 2017. The rel Valley Creamery. Kids’ Farmyard Fun area once more Oct. 14. at the traditional Ohio Valley Symphony will be playing for face painting, a hay bale maze, game tent, time of around 9:30 p.m. in celebration Scheherazade Nov. 4 as Maestro Ray kiddie train rides, corn pile and more. Families of the event’s 11th year. Concessions are Fowler and the symphony set out to can also take a trip through an authentic log traditionally held in support of the Rio paint music inspired by the story of cabin village, which includes four cabins and a Grande Volunteer Fire Department dur- One Thousand and One Nights. Sche- one-room schoolhouse that have all been recon- ing the show as Legendary Entertain- herazade is the chief narrator of the structed on the Bob Evans Farm. Then there’s ment sets off the pyrotechnic display. story which centers around the telling the food, including bean soup, cornbread, Fireworks typically start once all the of such tales as Aladdin, Ali Baba and Beth Sergent apple dumplings, apple cider, kettle corn and soccer games on the Evan Davis Field the Forty Thieves, Arabian Nights and Beth Sergent Gallia County offers a variety of other farm festival fare. Entertainment sched- finish as the firework launching tubes more. The musical piece is titled after Bob Evans Farm opportunities for outdoor recreation, ule: Friday, 11:30 a.m., Mad River Railroad, are placed nearby with the permission her. The return of The Ohio Valley Festival at Rio including here, at Tycoon Lake. 1:30 p.m., The Rarely Herd, 3:30, p.m., Flatt of the University of Rio Grande. Symphony’s Christmas Show will be Grande.

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October port local small businesses. Nov. 26 Oct. 4-7 Christmas Along The 11th Anniversary Mystery River, downtown Pomeroy, Harvest Quilt Shop Hop, Christmas Parade at 2 p.m., Pomeroy Fabric Shop, 110 photos With Santa following Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio. parade as well as a Merchant Includes quilt shops in Ohio, Open House. Downtown Kentucky, West Virginia. Pomeroy Merchants will be open special addtional hours Oct. 7 with store specials. Art in the Village, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Riverbend Arts Nov. 26 Council, 290 N. 2nd Ave, Forked Run State Park, Middleport, Ohio. Hunters Dinner. Oct. 14 Doug MacLeod & Chris December Smither at Fur Peace Ranch. Dec. 2 Sarah Hawley Christmas Celebration in Oct. 14 downtown Middleport, 10 Big Bend Farm Antiques Pomeroy’s annual Christmas Open House event. a.m. – 5 p.m., Christmas Club, Tractor Parade, Meigs As part of the Halloween port, Legion Park on Mill Market at Riverbend Fine County Fairgrounds, 9:30 Event at Wolfe Mountain, St. Middleport, 2 p.m., free Arts Building. Free carriage a.m. the Halloween Kid’s Carnival admission, a small bus tour rides, parade. Visit with is held on the front lawn of of sites related to Middle- Santa and Mrs. Claus. Oct. 20-21 Wolfe Mountain and is the port’s wealth of notable mili- Christmas Open House Forked Run State Park Hal- not-so-very-scary part of the tary heroes. featuring Eastern Bell Choir loween. Halloween festivities along and Mrs. Cris Kuhn. the Ohio River. Enjoy carni- Nov. 18 Oct. 21 val games, food, music, and Thanksgiving Show, Wolfe Big Bend Farm Antiques Dec. 22 visit with familiar characters. Mountain Entertainment, Jolly Holidays Christmas Club, Regular Competition (This event also takes place buffet 6:30 p.m., stage show Show and Candlelight Pro- Pull, Meigs County Fair- Oct. 26-28 and Oct. 31). begins at 7 p.m. The show cessional, Wolfe Mountain grounds, 2 p.m. features local artists who Entertainment, buffet 6:30 Oct. 26 sing, dance, are comedic, or p.m.; stage show begins at 7 Oct. 21-22 Treat Street, Imagine play an instrument. p.m. Local artists, including Nightmare on Main Street, Pomeroy, Pomeroy, 6:30-8 the Community Choir, per- Haunted House, Wolfe p.m., Trick-Or-Treat in down- Nov. 23 form for the most wonderful Mountain Entertainment, town Pomeroy. Thanksgiving dinner for time of the year. buffet 7-10 p.m. As part of all veterans and families, 11 the Halloween Event at Wolfe November a.m. to 2 p.m. Free dinner for Mountain, this is a fundrais- Dec. 31 all veterans and their fami- New Years Eve Gala, Wolfe ing event each year for the riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 13 Nov. 6 lies, Meigs County Veterans Mountain Entertainment, River City Players theater 15th Annual Christmas Outreach, 391 West Main, 8:30 p.m. - 12:15 a.m. Food, group. This attraction is Open House, kick off for the Pomeroy, Ohio. music, dancing, party hats, rated for visitors for adults Christmas shopping season, horns and moise makers,

and is limited to guests 10 60733746 downtown Pomeroy. Nov. 24 balloons, socializing, games, years of age and up. (This Riverbent Talent Revue, and the countdown to mid- event also takes place Oct. Nov. 11 7:30 p.m., Riverbend Arts night. 26-28 and Oct. 31). Electric Hot Tuna with Council, 290 N. 2nd Ave, Steve Kimock, Fur Peace Middleport, Ohio. For more information Oct. 21-22 Ranch. contact Meigs County Visitor Halloween Kid’s Carnival, Nov. 24 & Convention Bureau, 238 Wolfe Mountain Entertain- Nov. 12 “Small Business Saturday.” West Main, Pomeroy, Ohio ment, buffet 6:30-8:30 p.m. Military Heroes of Middle- Shop Small! Shop Local! Sup- ALONG th e ALONG riv e r 17 20 12 Fall 45769, 1-740-992-2239. The Christmas Cave Lucas Oil World Dirt Track Championship down quietly in popularity. One of Welcome to Scioto County Explore the reason for the season in The Lucas Oil World Dirt Track the biggest draws is the design and Minford Ohio’s White Gravel Mines. Championship will return to Ports- atmosphere, which is a nice, stream- Enjoy Museum inspired biblical dis- mouth Raceway Park Oct. 19, 20 and lined prohibition theme. Patties and plays, the town of Bethlehem, caroling 21. The first-place winner will take Pints has an atmosphere that is pro- The Scioto County area has fiddle district and get lost in in the caverns, three nativity exhibits home $100,000. Brandon Shephard fessional, yet causal. The best way to an outstanding variety of arts the nostalgia you’ll find in the and thousands of lights at this free took home the checkered flag in 2016, describe it is if a young professional and cultural activities to enjoy. antique and specialty shops. event. Open Fridays and Saturdays ending a three-peat quest by Scott walked into the room with a polo, Whether you’re exploring The district bears a strong between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Bloomquist. Who will be standing jeans, and sneakers on. It’s comfort- the area, on two feet or two resemblance of the town as In 2016, the first year of the Christmas in the winner’s circle in 2017? Visit able professional. Also, the prohibi- wheels, be sure to follow the it was constructed in the Cave, more than 21,000 patrons visited www.TheDTWC.com for more infor- tion theme makes the restaurant feel scenic road along the Ohio 1860s. Antique and specialty the caves. There are a series of scenes mation. like a fun speak easy with a slight River. Take time to go to Alex- shops also adorn the nearby setup in the caves. The Caves are 40 industrial feel. andria Point where the Ohio downtown business district of x 20 in some places. You can literally Patties and Pints and Scioto Rivers meet. It is Portsmouth. drive a car through them if you wanted Patties and Pints seems to always Scioto Ribber a great scene for a picnic or In addition to it’s rich and to and we do from time to time. It’s the be filled no matter the hour they are The Scioto Ribber is a staple in outdoor lunch. You can drive, compelling history, Scioto theme, leading up to and following the open. It helps that the food is excep- Scioto County. Owner Darren Mault walk, or Rent Segways to aid County also celebrates an abun- birth of Christ. The themes are very tionally good, thanks to the wonder- is proud of his restaurant’s mouth- in your leisurely journey. dance of local art, music and unique, they look like marble statues. ful chefs behind the scenes. The watering ribs. The Ribber takes the Shawnee State Forest pro- poetry intertwined in local res- It’s a 3 1/4 mile journey through the burgers can be cooked to your prefer- time to slow cook their food. The Rib- Photos Courtesy of Noble Family Farms Facebook page vides a number of marked taurants, festivals and events. caves. A group of volunteers lead the ence, and are served with aesthetic ber is a casual spot with wood-panel Enter the enchanted Christmas Cave. roads and trails for walking, The Portsmouth Wind Sym- efforts during the holiday season. For in mind. The staff is kind, despite walls, serving hickory smoked ribs hiking and biking. Travel phony is a group of community more information, call 740-776-0510. being a little overwhelmed with the and chicken, plus steaks and sand- through the forest and find fall members ranging in age from The Cave will open Thanksgiving week- opening rush, which is a really great wiches. Serving their signature barbe- foliage bursting in color filled local high school students, to end and will be open every weekend, testament to their abilities. This is cue sauce, the Ribber is a delight for glades, hilly climbs and phe- retirees, and including all pro- through Christmas. a restaurant that isn’t going to go the whole family. nomenal views from every van- fessions. The concert season tage point. Enjoy what is truly typically includes a fall concert one of the area’s treasures. in October, a very traditional You’ll find antique shop- Christmas concert, which ping at its best in southern involves the Portsmouth Civic Ohio. Whether its downtown Chorale and other guests. Portsmouth or one of our Visit Scioto County this holi- We exist to... picturesque country roads day season for your fill of fall – quaint shops await you. festivals, parades, and special Spend a weekend browsing performances like the Noble Portsmouth’s Historic Boney- Family Farms Pumpkin patch. Edify the Sinner Standing on a hay field.

Noble Family Farms few turns down the 40 foot slide. It’ll all who can walk on their own. If anyone Equip the Saint Bring the family for a fun filled day definitely bring a smile to their face. has a small child, it’s recommended at Nobel Family Farms, located in that you know what your child can Minford, Ohio, Sept. 16-Nov. 5. Pur- Terror In the Trees handle. Anyone 10 and under is usually chase a pumpkin, explore the Mega Visit Lucasville Ohio Sept. 29-Oct. extremely scared. It takes approximately Exalt the Son Maze or Mini Maze, and slide down 28 and face your fears at the Terror in 15 to 20 minutes to walk through the riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 15 one of the 40 foot slides. A whole the Trees Haunted Attraction. Set deep trail, depending on how fast you walk or Sunday Morning: day of family fun the kids will sure in the forest and located beside a cem- run. Running is not recommended. enjoy. Start by playing in a sandbox etery, make your way through the maze Traditional 8:30 4486 State Route 588 — well a cornbox — made entirely of and watch out for Freddy. Open every The 3rd annual Otway corn. After the kids get tired of the Friday and Saturday in October, there Covered Bridge Festival Sunday School 9:45 cornbox, will they be willing to try to is a half mile of Haunted Trail through Celebrate local talent on Oct. 7 at the Gallipolis, OH 45631 find their way through one of the two the woods with various Shacks, cabins, historical Otway covered bridge. Enjoy Contemporary 10:45 mazes? Or maybe they’ll want to use 3-D barn and Vortex tunnel. There are music, food, and events like the annual a sling shot and toss some pumpkins approximately 40 actors throughout the Quilt Show and turn of the century Wednesday Night: www.gallipolischristian.com into some waiting targets out in the attraction. There are various monsters, car show. Additional activities include field. Just when you think the fun is from typical horror movies to self-creat- creek exploration, blacksmith, and flea Bible Study 6:30 Find us on Facebook! 60721573 60734390 ALONG th e ALONG riv e r 17 20 Fall 14 over, don’t forget to let the kids take a ed monsters. The attractions is open to market. Scioto County Calendar of Events Coolspot Coolstuff Antique Store September November SR #7-Between Tuppers Plains & Coolville, Ohio Sept. 30 - Oct 1. Nov. 16 John Simon Sorghum Fes- Annual Jaycee’s Christmas tival. Parade, Portsmouth, Ohio October Nov. 30 1-740-667-6102 The Barefoot Movement Oct. 3 Holiday Show, Portsmouth, Open: Monday-Saturday 9-5.. The Portsmouth Wind Ohio. Vern Riffe Center for Symphony presents “Sounds the Arts, 940 2nd Street. from the Left Coast”, Ports- Acoustic renditions of all closed Sunday mouth, Ohio, Vern Riffe your favorite Christmas clas- Center for the Arts, 940 2nd sics like Chuck Berry’s “Run *ANTIQUE FURNITURE St, Portsmouth. Tunes made Run Rudolph” and more famous by movies and televi- tender tunes like “O Holy sion. Concert begins 7:30 pm Night.” Concert held at the *PRIMITIVES *REPURPOSED ITEMS at the Vern Riffe Center for Vern Riffe Center for the the Arts. For more informa- Arts. For more information, *COUNTRY HOME DECOR *HOUSEHOLD tion, call (740) 351-3600 call (740) 351-3600 What do we do when the fields are too wet to work? Play with the pedal Oct. 21 karts! December ANTIQUES *ANTIQUES & BARN FINDS Main Street Portsmouth Fall-O-Ween Festival. Fall Ball, Portsmouth, Ohio. Rick K. & The Allnight- Dec. 13 *OUTDOOR FURNITURE Habitat for Humanity will ers. The Portsmouth Area Oak Ridge Boys Christmas Oct. 7 provide music by Shane Run- Ladies (PALS) will hold Celebration 2017, Ports- Have something old you’d like to sell... The 3rd annual Otway yon and dinner by Sodexo their annual fall dance at mouth, Ohio. The Oaks Covered Bridge Festival, Catering. the Friends Community return to town with their Otway, Ohio. Celebrate Center. Enjoy great enter- seasonal show. stop in...we buy antiques & cool items! local talent at the historical Oct. 17 tainment, dancing and Otway covered bridge. Enjoy Glenn Miller Orchestra, refreshments. Cash bar Dec. 16 60 day layaway available on larger items · Vendor spaces available music, food, and events like Portsmouth ,Ohio. The music and split the pot raffle too. The Portsmouth Wind the annual Quilt Show and of Glenn Miller lives on in For more information, call Symphony presents “Sounds turn of the century car show. all of its big band glory, cel- (740) 858-3419. of the Holiday Season,” Additional activities include ebrating the unique sound of Portsmouth. Vern Riffe Coolspot Storage Barn creek exploration, black- jazz. Concert held at the Vern Oct. 19 - 21 Center for the Arts, 940 2nd smith, and flea market. Riffe Center for the Arts. Lucas Oil Dirt Track World Street. Concert held at the Championship, Portsmouth, Vern Riffe Center for the SR #7-Between Tuppers Plains Oct. 14 Oct. 20 Ohio. Arts. For more information, Habitat for Humanity’s PAL’s Fall Dance featuring call (740) 351-3600 & Coolville, Ohio

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r e riv e th along Fall 2017 19 2017 Fall Mason County Calendar of Events Patient care comes first October Oct. 28 Always Harvest Fest/Tales in the Tavern at Fort Randolph at at Oct. 6 -8 Krodel Park in Point Pleas- Battle Days will return ant. Open to public from 4-8 to Tu-Endie-Wei State Park p.m. Dinner for reenactors at Scioto County Cancer Center in Point Pleasant Oct. 6-8, 3 p.m. Family games, Tales featuring activities which of the Tavern, 18th Century will take visitors back to a ghost tales, cider making, time when revolution was free showing of “Sleepy Hol- • Compassion • Support • Caring • Healing in the air. Tours of the Man- low.” Gift shop open. sion House Museum, crafts, encampments, demonstra- • Comfort • Understanding • Commitment tions, Lantern Tour, Battle November Days Parade, John Marshall Fife and Drum Corps, Chief Nov. 4 Cornstalk and Daniel Boone Antique Tractor Pull at West only reenactors, Colonial Games, Virginia State Farm Museum, We can not outdoor drama, colonial 1458 Fairground Road, Point church service and a memo- Pleasant, 1 p.m. Admission: rial service for the fallen Free. Country Kitchen and but help soldiers at the Battle of Point Country Store open. Con- tact: 304-675-5737, wvsfm@ treat, Pleasant. Call Mason County Convention and Tourism wvfarmmuseum.org. Website: Center for more information www.wvfarmmuseum.org. at 304-675-6788. your Nov. 4 diagnose Oct. 7-9 AMVETS Veterans Day Parade in downtown Point as well. Annual Country Fall Festi- val held at the West Virginia Pleasant at 1 p.m. Line-up cancer Prakash B. Patel, MD State Farm Museum, 1458 12:30 p.m. at the north end Fairground Road, held 9 a.m. of Main Street in front of the - 5 p.m. each day. Festival fea- former Central School. Scioto County Cancer Center tures an Antique Gas Engine Show, CEOS Quilt Show, Nov. 17-Dec. 31 915 10th Street | Portsmouth, OH 45662 | (740) 355-1234 • sciotocountycancercenter.com Antique Bottle Show, church Annual Christmas Fantasy Miranda Wood service and gospel sing, and Light Show at Krodel Park, The many attractions in downtown Point Pleasant. the Gravely Tractor Club of open 6 p.m. - 9 p.m., nightly. Parade line-up 5 p.m. at the Museum, 1458 Fairground America Mow-In. Both days Drive-thru Krodel Park to see former Central School) on Road, Point Pleasant, 6-9 Adams County Cancer Center of the festival, watch the mak- unique, animated light dis- Main Street. Tree Light- p.m., nightly. Drive-thru the 285 Medical Center Dr. | Seaman, OH 45679 | (937) 386-0000 • adamscountycancercenter.com ing of sorghum, apple butter plays throughout Krodel Park. ing ceremony in Gunn Park farm museum grounds to and apple cider (for sale). Includes Santa Claus, Santa’s immediately after parade. see Christmas light displays. Tour the 30-plus buildings on workshop, a 20-foot windmill, Every tree, shrub and build- the grounds and see displays gingerbread men, angels, the Dec. 2 ing are decorated with over Clermont County Cancer Center of vintage tractors, a military Mothman and many more. Christmas on the Frontier three million lights. Santa 4402 Hartman Ln. | Batavia, OH 45103 | (513) 735-4442 • clermontcountycancercenter.com riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 21 exhibit, General (the third New additions each year. No at Fort Randolph at Krodel Claus nightly. Free hot choco- largest horse ever to have admission fee but donations Park in Point Pleasant, 10 late and cookies for kids in lived) and much more. The are encouraged. a.m. - 4 p.m. One day event Country Kitchen. Museum’s Country Kitchen and store with colonial Christmas din- Country Store is open. open. Admission is free. December ner. Admission is free though Admission is free. Donations Advanced Technology donations are encouraged. accepted. Oct. 14 Dec 1. Christmas Parade for WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH Mason Harvest Festival, Point Pleasant Christmas Mason/New Haven (Towns of For more information, visit noon to 4 p.m., Stewart- Parade and Tree Lighting Mason and New Haven) noon. the Mason County Tourism Johnson V.F.W./Lottie Jenks in Gunn Park in downtown & Welcome Center, 210 Viand Experience, Reliability, and Consistency Matters Memorial Park, Mason, Point Pleasant, 6 p.m. Parade Dec. 8 - 17 Street, Point Pleasant, 304- family-friendly activities, free has Christmas holiday theme Christmas Light Show at 675-6788, or at http://mason- Board Certified Staff 60733307 ALONG th e ALONG riv e r 17 20 Fall 20 admission. complete with Santa Claus. West Virginia State Farm countycvb.zohosites.com/. Serpent Mound Serpent Mound is one of the few effigy mounds in Welcome to Adams County Ohio. It is the largest and finest serpent effigy in the United States. The museum Adams County is contains exhibits on the literally a patchwork of mound and the geology of history, adventure and the surrounding area, known small-town charm in as the Serpent Mound crypto explosion structure. Southern Ohio. The annual “Lighting the Serpent” event is set for Thursday, Dec. 21. Evening Schedule: 4-9 p.m. If you plan to help or join the event, you might bring a flashlight, a long taper candle, a platter or package of holiday good- ies to share. This event is weather dependent and could be reschedule to Dec. 22. Go to www.serpentmound. org for updates. The event brings volunteers together on the Winter Solstice to light luminaries around the snake effigy mound and the three Tom Cross | Courtesy conical mounds in the park. The Hourglass Quilt Square is one of several along the Adams County Quilt Barn Tour.

• Home cooked meals fresh daily • Family Atmosphere • Friendly, country-setting • Catering service available • Famous Homemade pies Open 7 days a week/6 a.m. - 8 p.m. Turn at caution light on Co. Rd. 5 Millie’s Restaurant Tom Cross | Courtesy Canoeing on Brush Creek in Adams County. 39239 Bradbury Rd. • Middleport, OH

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Amish community Adams County’s Quilt Barn Tour soon spread. The Adams County SAVE YOUR VACATION!!! Pumpkin Spice & Egg Nog! riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 23 The Amish community in Adams What began as a way to honor a Chamber of Commerce made a contri- TRAVEL & VACATION INSURANCE County has grown from its humble mother with a large painting on a bution, along with several local busi- Hot Pretzels, Cappuccino & Hot Coffee roots in 1976 to a community of over 96 family barn, has turned into a favorite nesses, and residents. Some of which, Trip cancellation-Interruption-Delay-Sickness- households. Visitors will find a variety tour across Adams County. Donna financed and designed their own Lost Luggage-Emergency Medical Transportation Rent our party room for all of shops, bakeries, furniture stores, Sue Groves helped start the tour and square. There are more than 20 quilts goods and services. Amish buggy’s and teamed up with the P.A.C.T. (Planning peppered across the county in places your holiday events!! horses, children on scooters, babies Adams County’s Tomorrow) Organiza- like Manchester, Rome, West Union, being pulled in wagons, and clothes tion. After applying and receiving a Peebles, Winchester, Blue Creek, Sea- Hours-Noon-10pm everyday! drying in the fresh air, are some of the grant from the Ohio Arts Council, so man, Cherry Fork. For a complete Bill Quickel 106 Gander Lane, Mason, West Virginia sights visitors will observe while on began the counties colorful display listing and directions, go to www. www.114court.com 1-304-773-2510 Wheat Ridge. of historical quilt squares. The idea adamscountytravel.org. 740-992-6677 60734285 Insurance Plus 60734057 www.beachesandcreamfroyo.comfb @ beachesandcream ALONG th e ALONG riv e r 17 20 22 Fall Adams County Calendar of events

Dec. 10 October November Page One-Room School House Christ- mas program, 2-4 p.m. (937) 587-2043 Oct. 7 Nov. 11 40th Annual Miller’s Anniversary Veterans Day Ceremony, Adams Dec. 11 Customer Appreciation Day and Cook- County Courthouse, 11 a.m. (937) 544- Adams County Historical Society out, Miller’s Bakery & Furniture. (937) 5005 Christmas, Heritage Center, 7 p.m. 544-8524. (937) 587-3358 Nov. 13 Oct. 8 Adams County Historical Society Dec. 16 15th annual Jack Roush Day at the Honoring the Veterans, Heritage Cen- Audubon Christmas Bird Count, Edge Riverbarn, Manchester. (937) 549-3628. ter, 7 p.m. (937) 587-2043 of Appalachia Preserve. (937) 544-2880

Oct. 13-15 Nov. 25 Dec. 21 Wheat Ridge Olde Thyme Herb Fair Adams County Christmas, Adams Lighting the Serpent by Friends of & Harvest Celebration. (937) 544-8252. County Courthouse, 5:30 p.m. Serpent Mound (rain date Dec.22).

Oct. 28 December For more information visit the Adams Grand opening Plum Run Prairie Hik- County Travel & Visitor’s Bureua at ing Trails. arcofappalachia.org Dec. 2 509 E Main Street, West Union, Ohio Peebles Christmas Celebration and or go to www.adamscountytravel.org, Oct. 29 Christmas tree lighting, 6 p.m. (937) call 1-937-544-5639, 1-877-ADAMS-OH Page One-Room School House Hal- 587-2409 (1-877-232-6764). loween program, 2-4 p.m. (937) 587- 2043 riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 25

Tom Cross | Courtesy 60733287 ALONG th e ALONG riv e r 17 20 Fall 24 The Kirker Covered Bridge in Adams County. ★ ★ Welcome to Jackson County Hartwell House Holiday Open House Jackson County November 6th; 9-9 is located within two hours of five major cities but its small-town charm is one of its greatest assets. The county boasts the state’s pre- mier hunting and fishing areas and encompasses all four seasons of the year and offers the peace and tranquility of a rural setting. • Trollbeads Bryan Walters Hammertown Lake • Candleberry Candles

Bryan Walters • Waxing Poetic Foothills Art Festival first inside the winery and later in two and the engine house which contained Jackson County Veterans Memorial. The Foothills Art Festival is a long huge tents on the winery’s grounds, a steam-powered compressor. The • Mariana standing tradition held within the until the winery closed and the event reconstructed company store serves foothills of Southeastern Ohio and moved to its current Canter’s Cave as a visitor orientation area. There are is made possible by the generosity location. In 1985, Southern Hills Arts two nature trails. The Welsh-American Heritage Museum is located in • Frames of arts supporters. A project of the Council assumed sponsorship of the Leo Petroglyph is near the village of Oak Hill, Ohio in southern Jackson County. It is open by Southern Hills Arts Council, the festival. Information found at http:// Leo, five miles northwest of Jackson, appointment. The objectives of the museum are to foster • Lenny & Eva festival draws approximately 100 art- southernhillsartscouncil.com in Jackson County. Leo Petroglyph is Welsh family ties throughout the world, to collect and pre- ists and over 500 works of art each an outstanding example of prehistoric serve records, artifacts, books, photographs, etc. of Welsh • Home Decor October. The festival is held in the Historical attractions Indian inscriptions. On the edge of a families in a museum setting, to keep the Welsh culture main lodge at Canter’s Cave 4-H Camp Buckeye Furnace is a reconstructed beautiful ravine, the sandstone petro- and traditions alive in the area, and to preserve for all time outside Jackson. The 36th Annual charcoal-fired iron blast furnace with glyph contains 37 incised drawings of the old Welsh Congregational Church building. Celebrating Foothills Art Festival will be held original stack, typical of those operat- humans, animals, and human and ani- The Lillian Jones Museum is an historical and cultural riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 27 Friday, October 13 through Sunday, ing in southeastern Ohio’s Hanging mal footprints. It is now protected by museum which provides unique opportunities for residents October 15, 2017 at the indoor lodge Rock Iron Region more than a century a roof and viewing platform. The carv- and visitors alike. In addition to preserving the history of 22 years-Est. 1995 at Canter’s Cave 4-H Camp, 5 miles ago. Visitors to this 270-acre site can ings, whose meaning is unknown, are the area, the museum strives to implement new programs, 100 E. Main Street northwest of Jackson, Ohio. Hours see the furnace, originally built in attributed to Fort Ancient Indians who exhibits and events of interest for the education and enjoy- Pomeroy, Ohio are Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 7 1852, which went out of blast for the occupied this area between AD 1000 ment of the community. The house was built in 1867 and p.m., and Sunday noon to 5 p.m. The last time in 1894. Attached to the and 1650. A trail leads through the it’s furnishings reflect this time period. In addition to a Foothills Art Festival was originally furnace is the reconstructed casting gorge and along the unglaciated Missis- fine collection of permanent items, the museum hosts vari- 740-992-7696 started in 1981 by Jeanne and Louis shed. Above the furnace is the charg- sippian sandstone cliffs that are 20 to ous themed exhibits throughout the year. The Carriage M-Saturday 10-5 Jindra at The Winery on Camba Road. ing loft where iron ore, limestone, and 65 feet high. Wildflowers and birds are House Genealogy Center is located in the building behind The festival continued at this location, charcoal were loaded into the furnace, abundant during the warmer months. the museum and is staffed by volunteers. www.hartwellhouse1995.com ★ www.facebook.com/hartwellhousepomeroy ★60734273 e th ALONG riv e r 17 20 Fall 26 28 Fall 20 17 ALONG the river

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Oct. 13-15 Foothills Art Festival, Can- ter’s Cave Lodge, Contact: Southern Hills Art Council, 740-286-6355.

Oct. 21 Oak Hill Chamber Annual Pumpkin Walk, Village of Oak Hill, Central Memorial Park, Contact: Kurtis Strick- land, 740-418-3649. Mid or Late October— Autumn Halloween Cam- pouts at Lake Jackson State Park and Lake Alma State Park, dates to be announced, contact: Lori Grupenhof, 740-596-5253. November

Nov. 4-5 Winter Wonderland Craft Show, Jackson YMCA, Con- tact: Steve Eisnaugle, 740- 286-7255.

For more information con- tact the Jackson Area Cham- ber of Commerce at 234 Broadway Street Jackson, Ohio, 740-286-2722, or visit Bryan Walters www.jacksonohio.org. Jackson is celebrating 200 years. Bryan Walters Memorial to Gov. James A. Rhodes.

Let Us help you get the Come in to The Party Connection www.buckeyehills.net Party started!! We have today and “find the perfect wine, riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 31 Larry Moore the area’s largest selection beer, or cigar.” You can enjoy Trophies & Sports of Fine Wines, Craft Beers a cold beer, glass of wine or a and premium Cigars. cocktail while you shop! 1538 Gallia Street • Portsmouth, Ohio 351 Buckeye Hills Road, Rio Grande, OH 740-353-1076 • 740-353-1917 740-245-5334 Fax: 740-353-8599 Mon-Fri: 10:00 - 5:00; Sat: 9:00 - 1:00 Creating Successful Lives [email protected] Offering a Wide Variety of Career and Technical Programs Workforce Training for Traditional and Non-Traditional Students Practical Nursing • Cosmetology • Phlebotomy 60733158 www.torolocoonline.com Medical Assistant • Surgical Technologist 60734280 60734304 60733007 Real Training for Real Life!! ALONG th e ALONG riv e r 17 20 30 Fall Appalachian Color In The Hills Festival Visit Athens Oct. 8-9 and enjoy the festival Welcome to Athens County celebrating scenic Appalachia, offering chil- dren’s activities, vendor & craft booths, local entertainment and food. Spend the day or the Home to Ohio University entire weekend with your family, enjoying all and Hocking College, Ath- the festival has to offer, such as: free kids activi- ties, local entertainment, a wide variety of ens County is located along craft/vendor booths and many food choices. the Hocking River in the southeastern portion of Ohio. The Ridges Trails The Ridges, formally known as the Athens Named after Athens, Greece, Lunatic Asylum, invites you to explore their the historic center of learning, winding trails. Trail options include a Ridges Athens County is known for its Cemeteries Nature Walk and Ohio University’s Challenge course. There are four distinct hik- colleges, beautiful, scenery, ing trails on The Ridges. The Ridges Trail, the rolling hills, Native American Athens Trail, the River Valley Nature Walk and history, and diverse shopping, The Ridges Cemetery Nature Walk. dinning and entertainment options, making Athens County a popular tourist destination. Farming and gardening are Beth Sergent alive and well in Athens Coun- Taking a break along ty, with many of the larger the Hocking River. farms specializing in beef and dairy production. The Athens Farmers Market, an outdoor market where locally, organi- cally grown produce can be purchased, is well attended and continues to grow in pop- ularity, especially during the summer months. Visitors are also drawn to the natural resources and abundant, wildlife Athens County has to offer. With Alex Hawley Peden Stadium at Ohio ample hunting, fishing, biking, University in Athens. and hiking options, there’s something for every outdoor enthusiast to choose from. riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 33 Athens The Plains Indian Mound Festival With so much to do, and Visit Athens in fall for Festivals Visit The Plains Oct. 2-7 and experience, tourism plays a like The Plains Indian Mound Fes- celebrate the history of the Indian You’ll Feel Right At Home. major role in the country’s tival and the Appalachian Color in Mounds with food, live music, and The Hills Festival for local enter- the annual parade. The Plains Indi- Home National Bank is large enough to handle all of your financial continuing economic growth. tainment and a celebration of Appa- an Mound Festival features events Considered a regional music lachian culture. such as an archery tournament and needs, but small enough to know your first name. Since all of our center, Athens County is a hay ride. There is also baby/tod- www.homenatlbank.com loan decisions are made locally we can close a loan quickly. Please WWW.HOMENATLBANK.COMwww.homenatlbank.com dler contest. RACINE SYRACUSE home to many arts and crafts RACINE SYRACUSE 60733750 come see us for all your banking needs, we promise to make you feel 740-949-2210 740-992-6333 740-949-2210 RACINE SYRACUSE businesses, distilleries, and MIDDLEPORT740-992-6333 wineries. right at home. 740-691-5131740-949-2210 740-992-6333 ALONG th e ALONG riv e r 17 20 32 Fall Athens County Calendar of Events

October ing scenic Appalachia offering children’s Special adventure run for kids. All of the activities, vendor & craft booths, local proceeds go directly towards efforts to Oct. 1 entertainment and food. help Athens County Kids. Athens Area Fiber Faire, Athens, Ohio, 701 E. State St. Athens, Ohio. November Dec. 3 Event promoting the love of fiber arts Annual Holiday Craft Swap, Athens, such as knitting, crocheting and weav- Nov. 4 Ohio. For more information, call (740) ing. Vendors will be present selling Winter Masquerade Benefit Ball & 592-4315. crafting supplies and offering instruc- Silent Auction, Athens, Ohio. Benefit tional classes. to raise money for Athens County Chil- Dec. 20 dren’s Services. A silent auction will Athens County Community Singers Oct. 2-7 be held along with the crowning of the Holiday Concert. For more information, The Plains Indian Mound Festival, king and queen of the ball. call (740) 592-4315. Athens, Ohio 65 Connett Rd, The Plains, OH 45780. Celebrate the history December For more information on Athens of the Indian Mounds with food, live County, visit Athens County Convention music, and the annual parade. Dec. 2 and Visitors Bureau, 667 East State Friends of Athens CASA/GAL Rein- Street, Athens, or phone 1-800-878-9767 Oct. 14 - 15 deer Fun Run, Athens, Ohio, W State or visit www.athensohio.com. Appalachian Color In The Hills Festi- St, Athens, Ohio. 5K fun run with cos- val, Glouster, Ohio. A festival celebrat- tumes, jingle bells, and hot chocolate. riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 35 www.fbsc.com

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ALONG th e ALONG riv e r 17 20 Fall 34 Adena Bikeway. Welcome to Pike County Experience the four seasons, and even David K the wild, wild, west, in Pike County. Nes- tled in Southern Ohio, Pike County is in the heart of Ohio’s Appalachian Country and is home to historic and natural sites DDS as well as a host of recreational activities Smith - including a Roy Rogers museum. 1615 Eastern Avenue, Gallipolis 740-446-3191

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Photos by Pike County Convention and Visitors Bureau 740-446-8080 Pike County is in the heart of Ohio’s Appalachian Country.

Dogwood Pass Old West Town water recreation includes water show- over 200 years old. The tree can be Located at 722 Adams Road, Beaver, ers, slides and tubes, beach with life viewed from a drive off alongside of Dogwood Pass Old West Town provides guard, canoeing, paddleboats, and St. Rt. 335 South just three miles off a look back at the lifestyles of the 1800s. fishing. Have fun with miniature golf, of St. Rt. 32 in Pike County. Though 444 Upper River Road, This growing replica of an old west race cars and go-carts, volleyball, bas- no written documentation is available, town includes a saloon, mercantile, jail, ketball, softball, tennis courts, moon all residents in the area and local his- bank, freight office, bath house, church, bounce, and indoor video arcade if torians attest to its authenticity. The riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 37 livery, blacksmith shop, working gun it rains. A camp store, laundry, two former owner of the property recalled Gallipolis shop, and more. In 2016 the Roy Rogers snack bars, restrooms, propane, pic- the information being a part of the Memory’s Museum was opened at the nic grounds and a shelter house round curriculum in his school books in the site, featuring memorabilia associated out the fun that only ends when you 1920’s. The property was recently with Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. Call sleep! Vacation packages available, donated as a nature conservancy by 740-835-1130 or visit Dogwood Pass on youth groups welcome. Call 937-588- the families’ living heirs in order to FaceBook. 3725. preserve the tree and its surround- ings. On scenic St. Rt.335, just 3 -1/2 Long’s Retreat Family Resort Ohio’s Most Perfect Tree miles South of where St.Rt.335 inter- 740-446-8000 Located at 50 Bell Hollow Road, Located along St. Rt. 335 South, sects with St. Rt.32 in Pike County. Latham, Long’s Retreat has camping Stockdale, Ohio’s Most Perfect Tree is For information, call the Pike County 60734397

ALONG th e ALONG riv e r 17 20 36 Fall for trailers and tents, cabin rentals, a hard maple, estimated to be a little CVB 740-947-9650. Pike Heritage Museum Located at 110 S. Market Street, Waverly, learn about Pike County’s past and see relics from different eras at this muse- um housed in the former German Evangelical and Reformed Pike County Calendar of Events Church, build in 1859. The museum is open from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, while tours at other times can be Waverly, Ohio, 660 East Fifth Oct. 22 est night time illuminated arranged by calling. 740-947-5281 October Street. Annual event present- Paint It Pink Pike County, Christmas Parade in South- ing creations from Ohio’s Waverly, Ohio, 104 S High ern Ohio. Oct. 5-8 Pike Lake Forest and State Park Bristol Village Retirement Street. Walk/run event work- Pike Lake Forest and State Park, 1847 Pike Lake Road, Beaver Oktoberfest, Beaver, Center including jewelry, ing to raise breast cancer Nov. 18 Bainbridge, covers 11,961 acres in Pike and Highland Coun- Ohio, Main Street, Local fes- toys, quilts, and stained glass awareness and support the Wine Tasting and Art ties. It provides 33 miles of bridle trails and 15 miles of tival featuring activities for all from a variety of influences SOMC Breast Cancer Com- Show, Waverly, Ohio. The all-purpose vehicle trails for those who want to get into the ages. Events include parade, and cultures. passion Fund. Grand Restaurant & Tavern, heart of the forest. Pike Lake State Park offers, camping, cot- car show and chili cook off. 104 E Emmitt Ave, Waverly. tages, fishing and hunting, swimming, boating, picnicking, Oct. 15 November Annual event featuring and hiking. Located in the far western section of Pike County, Oct. 6-7 Pike County Hunger Walk, dessert and Ohio wines, fol- 740-493-2212 park office; 866-644-6727 camping and cottage Harvest Moon Campout, St. Mary’s Church, 407 S Mar- Nov. 17-19 lowed by live entertainment. reservations. www.pikelakestatepark.com Bainbridge, Ohio, Pike Lake ket St, Waverly, Ohio. The First National Bank’s Jingle State Park, 1847 Pike Lake Pike County Hunger Walk Bell Luminary Parade Week- For more information, visit Scioto Trail State Forest Road. Enjoy food, hayrides, Committee invites you to join end, Waverly. Festive week- the Pike County Conven- Reaching into Pike County from neighboring Ross County, children’s games and live them for their annual walk end beginning with lights in tion & Visitors Bureau, 126 this forest covers nearly 9,400 acres and offers some of the music at Pike Lake State Park. to raise money to go towards Canal Park and the Candy W. Second Street, Waverly, most breathtaking scenery imaginable during the fall and hungry members of the com- Cane Variety Show. Other Ohio, 740-947-9650, or go to winter. For the outdoor adventurer, the forest offers 26 Oct. 13 - 14 munity. All proceeds benefit features include 5K run, wine http://www.piketravel.com/. miles of combined bridle and mountain bike trails, as well Bristol Village Fair, members of Pike County. tasting, craft show, and larg- as a one-mile hiking trail. The forest is also home to Scioto Trail State Park. Re-enactors from Dogwood Pass, an old west town in Pike County.

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The Scioto County Welcome Center is accessible 7 days a week for travelers Businesses, make sure your brochures are on hand for locals and visitors. Contact Kim Bauer, 353-3116 or [email protected]

Stay close to home this year and save Suzi Konz | Courtesy The Hope Furnace marker time and money. Plus, you’ll discover new and exciting places you and swim. Coming up at Lake Hope, R.O.A.R Day on Oct. 28. Visit Rural Ohio Appalachia Revisited at Lake Hope State can revisit again and again. Park for food, crafts, and music that celebrates Appalachian • Camping, golfing, hiking, boating culture. Additional events include pumpkin painting, antique tractor show, and an archery activity. • Historic Boneyfiddle filled with antique shops, a micro-brewery, cafe, and the flood wall murals The Hope Furnace The Hope Furnace was built over a century ago to process • Local coffee shops, cafes, eateries, & restaurants iron ore from the surrounding region. At the time, it was a • Performances at the Vern Riffe Center, River Days, Photo by Beth Sergent thriving industry in the county, employing thousands to cut Lake Hope State Park timber, mine, and tend the furnaces. Situated at the heart Final Friday and more of Ohio’s Hanging Rock iron region, Lake Hope State Park • Southern Ohio Museum, Portsmouth Area Arts Council reflects the rich history of much of Southeastern Ohio. How- ever, by around 1900 iron had been discovered elsewhere Performances & SSU Theatre Moonville Tunnel spirits, including a brakeman was created in 1937 as one of ghost town still linger along and Southern Ohio’s iron furnaces were shut down. Like the • Scenic views from Shawnee Forest, Raven Rock, Alexander Moonville Tunnel, the furance has its own reported paranor- Lovers of the paranormal who accidentally fell beneath President Franklin D. Roos- the trails, thick with trees Point and the Ohio River area riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 41 flock to explore the Moon- the wheels of a train. On Oct. evelt’s many Works Progress and wildlife. There are hiking mal activity. Watchmen at Hope Furnace were employed day ville Tunnel. Legend had 21., Midnight at Moonville Administration projects. It trails, backpacking trails, and and night to monitor the fires and keep watch on company it, a ghostly lantern can be will take place in McArthur. became Lake Hope State a 23-mile singletrack bike property. They could be seen carrying lanterns throughout seen hovering though the Visiting for a spooky night Park in 1949. The 2,983-acre trail that was chosen as one the night. One such watchman stumbled into the open top Moonville railway tunnel on of Halloween-themed events park and the nearby 26,824- of Ohio’s top mountain bik- of the furnace and was incinerated by the molten iron ore stormy nights. Moonville was featuring wagons rides, sto- acre Zaleski State Forest ing trails by readers of Moun- within. Ever since, visitors after dark have reported seeing a once a small, mining and rail- rytelling, regional vendors, still possess remnants of the tain Bike Magazine. There ghostly specter carrying a lantern on top of the furnace. way town which was found- music performances, and past - a past that included a is also a dining lodge, nature ing during the 1800’s iron haunted trails. small iron furnace commu- center, 66 cottages, and over For the holidays boom and then disappeared nity. Contained within this 180 camping sites. The sce- The Christmas in Downtown event will take place Dec. 2. around 150 years later. It’s Lake Hope State Park area are an old cemetery, an nic 120-acre lake provides Join the residents of McArthur for a small-town Christmas Visit www.ohiorivertourism.com or stop in said the tunnel is haunted by The Lake Hope Forest Park iron furnace, and hints of a opportunities to boat, fish, celebration and see the annual parade. 342 Second Street, Portsmouth, Ohio to explore. 60732795 ALONG th e ALONG riv e r 17 20 40 Fall 42 Fall 20 17 ALONG the river Dec. 2 Dec. December 4 Nov. November Oct. 28 Oct. 21 October at 1-800-596-4459. information, calltheVinton CountyCVB Road, McArthur, Ohio45651.For more Parkingmidnight. willbeat 71945Shea urday, October21,2017,from noonto group. Theevent willbeheld onSat niques hostedbyarespected research tion ofparanormal investigation tech- will endwithaninteractive demonstra- haunted trail, andmuchmore. Theevent cal presentations, musicperformances, a regional craft vendors, souvenirs, histori- ing dramatic storytelling, wagon rides, This isaHalloween-themed event featur thur, Rd., Ohio,71945Shea McArthur. www.vintoncountytravel.com. 4459. Local Telephone: 740-596-5033. thur, 45651.Toll Ohio Free: 1-800-596- 104WestBureau, McAr- MainStreet, ton County ConventionandVisitors ber ofCommerce at 740-596-5033. theVintontion, contact CountyCham- dren aftertheparade. For more informa- at Claus willvisitwithchil- 6p.m.Santa walk andmuchmore. Theparade begins tion, doorprizes,theReindeer 5Krun/ will becarriage rides,aChineseAuc- for Saturday, Dec.2from 3-6p.m.There celebration inMcArthurisscheduled 4831. For more information, call(740)669- Free CommunityThanksgiving Dinner. Wilkesville. All proceeds fundtheannual Big breakfast served at Mason’s Hallin Hope State Park. Revisited) Day, 10a.m.to2p.m.,Lake For more inforomation, visittheVin- The annualChristmasinDowntown Mason’s Breakfast, Wilkesville, Ohio. R.O.A.R. (Rural OhioAppalachia Midnight at Moonville 2017,McAr Vinton County of Calendar Events - - - Moonville T The HopeFurnance Vinton County CVB |Courtesy Suzi Konz |Courtesy unnel

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r e riv e th along Fall 2017 43 2017 Fall Beth Sergent The Healing Field at Spring Hill Cemetery Welcome to Cabell County appears every September. The cemetery, which also houses West Virginia’s Cabell County boasts the Marshall Pumpkin House / C-K Memorial, is a variety of places to work and to play. AutumnFest now home to In fact, Huntington was recently named Enjoy the AutumnFest the World Trade “America’s Best Community,” below are activities and see the famous Center Artifact Pumpkin House decorated Memorial Plaza. a list of popular places and things to do with more 3,000 hand-carved in the area, compiled by the Cabell Hun- pumpkins. Also featuring tington Convention and Visitor’s Bureau. arts and crafts booths, an old- fashioned bake-off, local ven- Journey into Wild & Wonderful West dors and more. The Pumpkin Virginia and stay for seasonal events like House began in 1978 with the Pumpkin House and AutumnFest. four pumpkins carved as part of the Halloween display. Since then, then event has grown to more than 3,000 pumpkins. Each year, more than 30,000 visitor’s travel to the Pumpkin House.

Guyandotte Civil War Days Historical Civil War event where re-enactors participate in “America’s greatest street battle.” Also featuring period Family Owned & Operated music, living histories, muse- SerVinG yOU FOr OVer 60 yearS ums, sutlers, crafts, displays and concessions.

The Huntington Nutcracker The Marshall University School of Theatre offers a twist on this classic by set- ting the story in historic downtown Huntington in Propane for every need Heater sales and service the 1950s in the Anderson- • Residential • Vented Console Heaters Newcomb Department Store. Beth Sergent Come and enjoy the show. Downtown Huntington • Commercial • Unvented Space Heaters The dirt roads are paved, • Industrial • Fireplaces and Mantles modern buildings have • Agricultural • Unvented Log Sets replaced many of the burned out frames, and Guyandotte Ridenour’s Gas Service • Resale • Installation and Service riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 45 is a part of contemporary Huntington, West Virginia. • Home • Residential Come join us where history was made as the sights and • Farm • Commercial • Industry going sounds of the Civil War return the week of November • Repair • Sales and Service that extra mile 1st - 5th, 2017 as hundreds • Vented & Unvented Heaters of re-enactors participate in “America’s greatest street • Empire & Free Standing Fireplaces battle.”

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Oct. 27-31 Nov. 11 - 12 Dec. 16 October Pumpkin House / C-K AutumnFest, Tri-State Power & Ink Expo, Hun- Ernie Haase and Signature Oct. 21 Kenova, West Virginia. C-K Community tington, West Virginia. Big Sandy Sound Christmas Concert, Center - 1200 Poplar St. Kenova / 748 Superstore Arena, 1 Civic Center Drive. Milton, West Virginia. Milton The Grascals, Milton, West Virginia, Beech St. Kenova. Enjoy the AutumnFest Family-friendly two day indoor motor- Performing Arts Center, 1 Milton Performing Arts Center, 1 activities and see the famous Pumpkin cycle show with over 70 vendors, door Pumpkin Way. Enjoy music Pumpkin Way. Enjoy music from the House decorated with over 3,000 hand- prizes and contests. from on of the most beloved Grascals and their unique sound that carved pumpkins. Also featuring arts and quartets in all of Southern has earned three Grammy® nomina- crafts booths, an old-fashioned bake-off, December Gospel music. tions and two Entertainer of the Year local vendors and more. awards from the International Blue- Dec. 10 For more information visit, grass Music Association. November The Huntington Nutcracker, Hunting- Cabell-Huntington Conven- ton, West Virginia. Marshall University tion & Visitors Bureau, 210 Oct. 25 Nov. 4 - 5 School of Theatre, Joan C. Edwards Per- 11th St, Huntington, WV Cabell County Career Fair & Spe- Guyandotte Civil War Days, Guyan- forming Arts Center, Huntington. The 25701, 304-525-7333, or visit cial Testing Event, Huntington, 2699 dotte, West Virginia, 234 Guyan Street. Marshall University School of Theatre http://www.wvvisit.org/. Park Ave. Hosted by WV Department Historical Civil War event where re- offers a twist on this classic by setting Information for a portion of of Health & Human Resources. For enactors participate in “America’s great- the story in historic downtown Hun- this article also provided by more information, call (304) 558- est street battle.” Also featuring period tington in the 1950’s in the Anderson- http://www.thunderinthevil- 0684 music, living histories, museums, sut- Newcomb Department Store. For more lage.com. Beth Sergent lers, crafts, displays and concessions. information, call 304 696-ARTS. Ritter Park

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ALONG th e ALONG riv e r 17 20 46 Fall Harris Riverfront Park Welcome to Boyd County

Located just across the river in Kentucky, Boyd County is settled at the northeastern edge of the state near the Ohio River and the Big Sandy River, in the verdant hills of Appalachia. It’s well known for its largest city, Ashland and is home to a blend of old-fashioned rustic charm and modern industry. Boyd County offers antiques, outdoor adven- tures and recreation, along with entertainment, Ashland Chamber of Commerce | Courtesy art, museums and area Music rings through the business district. parks. With December right around the cor- Winter Wonderland of Lights Festival to enjoy the elves on display at various ner, get a jump start on A Christmas celebration spanning from points throughout Santa’s workshop, holiday spirit with one of Nov. 21-Dec. 17, offering music, train including one of the oldest attractions, Boyd County’s Christmas rides, visits with Santa, and of course the elf that enjoys ice skating, but has a the annual light display featuring over tendency to wipe out at the end — it’s a themed events like the Submitted photo 1,000,000 lights. Take a stroll around sure fire laugh for the kiddos. Ashland’s annual Festival of Lights Winter Wonderland of Central Park as the illumination from the Once the family has finished viewing Lights Festival or the Mos- LED lights crescent the night away. the lights around the parking, no trip Festival of Trees & Trains by their sponsors. The annual fund which are decorated by community cow Ballet’s Great Russian Visit the pre-historic age, with a Tyr- is complete without visiting Santa and The historic Paramount comes raiser will take place Nov. 17-26. In members. This fundraiser benefits the annous Rex and Triceratops waiting to Mrs. Clause. A timeless tradition, the to light each year when nearly 200 the balcony each year, there are 30 Paramount Women’s Association, with Nutcracker in downtown greet children of all ages. As you make children a sure to be excited to share holiday trees are displayed for the or more trees on display from area the proceeds going toward the Educa- Ashland. your way past the frozen castle and their list with the big man and the par- community. The trees are placed school children. tion Depart of the Paramount Arts into Santa’s workshop, take a moment ents are always eager for a photo op. for silent auction or brought back There are also trees on display, Center.

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Winchester Ave., Ashland. Nov. 11 December October Bells Of Hope 5K, Ashland. Salvation Oct. 14 Army Emergency Shelter, 2212 Carter Dec. 7 Oct. 6 Murder and Merriment presents “The Ave, Ashland. Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker, Ashland, Para- First Friday Art Walk & Car Show, Inspectre,” Paramount Arts Center, KDMC International Party In Pink, mount Arts Center, 1300 Winchester Ave, Ashland. The Ashland, Kentucky, (606) 571-1244. 1300 Winchester Ave., tickets include Ashland. The Highlands Museum & Paramount Arts Center partners with the Ashland Youth Bal- Bristol Village offers a unique active senior living dinner & show. Those who correctly Discovery Center, 1620 Winchester let to present The Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker. Oct. 6 - 7 identify the killer will be added to a Ave, Ashland. Featuring over 40 ballerinas and music from Tchaikovsky’s experience—with customized, individual homes, riv e r Fallalong th e 2017 51 Oil City Classic Disc Golf Tourna- drawing for prizes. complete score. a friendly community and wide-ranging activities. ment, Armco Park, 1119 Armco Park Nov. 17 - 26 Dr, Ashland. Random doubles tourna- November Festival Of Trees & Trains, Ashland. Dec. 9 ment, followed by field party sponsored Paramount Arts Center, 1300 Win- Cystic Fibrosis Great Strides 5K, Ashland, Our Lady of 1-800-223-9766 Bellefonte Hospital Pavilion, Ashland. Family-oriented walk by the Nati Disc Golf. There will be Nov. 2 chester Ave, Ashland. Festive annual www.bristolvillage.org food, prizes and free overnight camping. A Gentlemen’s Guide To Love & fundraiser of the Paramount Woman’s day with children’s activities, food and festivities. Murder, Paramount Arts Center, 1300 Association with proceeds going to 660 E. 5th Street, Waverly, Ohio Oct. 7 Winchester Ave, Ashland. Tony award the Paramount Arts Center including For even more information, visit the Ashland/Boyd County Kentucky Music Trail Presents: Trace winning musical telling the hilarious events like cocoa with Santa, toy train Convention & Visitors Bureau, 1509 Winchester Ave., Ash- Call to schedule your personal tour today! Adkins, Paramount Arts Center, 1300 story of Monty Navarro. activity, and family night parade. land, Ky, 1-800-377-624, or go to http://www.visitashlandky. com/. Paramount Arts Center information found by visiting INDEPENDENT LIVING | ASSISTED LIVING | HOME HEALTH AND HOSPICE | http://paramountartscenter.com/ or calling 1-606-324-0007. MEMORY CARE | REHABILITATION | SKILLED NURSING 60732105 ALONG th e ALONG riv e r 17 20 50 Fall Welcome to Greennup County

Located along the banks of the Ohio River, Greenup County, Kentucky, the gateway to the Country Music High- way, is well known for it’s beautiful nat- ural parks, historic landmarks and out- door adventures. When summer fades away and the leaves begin to fall, Greenup County and all of its inhabitants begin preparing for all of their favorite Photo courtesy of www.greenupoldfashiondays.com fall festivities. Bring The Greenup Old Fashioned Days’ downtown stage. the family along for Old Fashioned Days Beginning in 1965, Old Parade, Greenup Lions Club 21, or 27 and 28 for events a weekend of Hal- Along the streets of the Fashion Days has been an Antique Car show, Old Fash- like camper Trick-or-Treat, loween themed quiet and quaint city of annual tradition in Gree- ion Days Talent show and campsite decorating contest, Greenup, come and see live nup. During the three-day baby pageant. costume contest, and pump- camping, or enjoy a music performances by The event, the town is blocked kin carving contest. stroll down the small Low Low Chariot and Creek off and the festivities begin. Camper Halloween Weekend city streets dur- Don’t Rise during the 52nd Vendors setup and local The Greenbo Lake Resort Oldtown Covered Bridge ing the Annual Old Annual Old Fashioned Days. bands play during the eve- State Park, located on the Built in 1880 on Burr’s pat- Stop by Oct. 5-7 to enjoy nings. scenic Greenbo Lake, cel- ented design and renovated Fashioned Days. Photo courtesy of www. a variety of vendors, a car Stop by Old Fashioned ebrates Halloween on three in 1999, this historic covered greenupoldfashiondays.com show, pie baking contest, Days and enjoy a variety of different weekends through- bridge is open to foot traffic There’s always a costume and pizza eating contest, as events, such as a pizza eat- out October with family and offers beautiful views of contest at the Greenup well as the annual parade ing contest, apple pie baking fun in mind. Visit the park fall foliage October through Old Fashioned Days. and baby pageant. contest, Old Fashion Days October 13 and 14, 20 and November.

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