Nathan Havenner

Mar 10, 2025 | ohiomagazine.com | Nathan Havenner

The Mountain State offers easy accessible getaways into the wild that encompass dozens of waterfalls, miles upon miles of trails and attractions that allow travelers to experience West Virginia in new ways. From riding a rail bike along a former rail line to bungee jumping in the historic town of Harpers Ferry to taking in incredible views of the night sky at recognized Dark Sky sites, these adventurous experiences cater to travelers of a variety of ages and interests.

Nov 6, 2024 | ohiomagazine.com | Nathan Havenner

The White House Christmas Tree has been a seasonal fixture of the president’s home in Washington, D.C. since the very first White House Christmas Tree was decorated for the grandchildren of Ohio-born president Benjamin Harrison in 1889. History came full circle in 1967 when an Ohio-grown Christmas tree was selected to make its way to America’s capital that December during the administration of President Lyndon B. Johnson. “A 20-foot blue spruce growing on the Portage County farm of Howard M.

Oct 24, 2024 | manchestertimes.com | Nathan Havenner

The Manchester Coffee County Public Library celebrated its 50th anniversary at its location at 1005 Hillsboro Blvd. Friday, Oct. 18. Visitors to the library could see the original “golden” shovel used for the groundbreaking ceremony in 1974, as well as the original artist rendering of the library building. Library Director Pauline Vaughn said it was great to be able to celebrate the milestone with library patrons.

Oct 23, 2024 | tullahomanews.com | Nathan Havenner

The Coffee County Schools Board of Education voted unanimously with a 8-0 vote to terminate without cause Director of Schools Dr. Charles Lawson during its meeting Monday, Oct. 14. The school district will payout the remainder of Lawson's salary in monthly installments until the conclusion of his contract. The Coffee County Schools 2023-2024 Budget lists for Director of Schools salary at $143,394 for the year.

Oct 20, 2024 | tullahomanews.com | Nathan Havenner

An array of antiques, classics and muscle cars returned to Chattanooga Sunday as part of the annual Chattanooga Motorcar Festival occurring every year since 2011. The three-day event, which welcomes luminaries from the collector car and racing world featured various events and activities but culminated in the Concours d’Elegance Sunday afternoon in the city’s West Village.