Ohio Cooperative Living – November 2025 - Holmes-Wayne

Saluting veterans

Seventh annual Honor Trip to D.C.

Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative

VETERANS DAY

NOVEMBER 11

Electric cooperatives across Ohio join the nation this month in honoring veterans of the U.S. armed forces — America’s courageous protectors, defenders, and heroes. We proudly acknowledge veterans’ dedication to our country, and we are grateful for the unique strengths and noble characteristics our veterans bring to the cooperative network.

INSIDE

FEATURES

22 WINTER SPIRITS

If songbirds ornament our lives, northern cardinals are an adornment for every season (not only winter).

24 2025 HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE

Got someone on your list who’s impossible to buy for? Our guide has something for every type.

Cover image on most editions: If the only things getting stuffed at your Thanksgiving meal are the turkey and your guests, check out our Good Eats section for some ideas on other yummy stuffed menu items — then check out our Member Interactive section for a collection of our readers’ holiday memories (photograph by Catherine Murray).

This page: Ohio’s state bird, the northern cardinal, may be best known as a fixture at feeders every winter, but it is a year-round resident of the Buckeye State (photograph by W.H. “Chip” Gross).

A ‘thank you’ from those who served

On Veterans Day, many people take time to thank those who served in the military. But for many veterans, the real thanks goes the other way — they are grateful they had the opportunity to serve their country, to be part of something meaningful, to grow as people, and to contribute to protecting the freedoms we all enjoy.

The military can be (to borrow a phrase) a great place to start. It teaches discipline, provides structure, and allows service members to take on responsibility at an early age. Members learn to follow orders, work as a team, and stay focused on a mission.

And those are lessons that tend to stay with a person, whether you remain in the military or move on to something else. Serving in the military, after all, doesn’t have to be a lifelong career. Most people who join the military, in fact, serve only a few years in uniform, then use what they’ve learned to go to college, start a job, or build a business. The military can provide tools to succeed — not just in combat, but in everyday life.

Serving often also instills a deep sense of patriotism in those who serve; when you see the world, it’s much easier to understand how lucky we are to live in the United States. That’s one reason veterans may be drawn to work at electric cooperatives: Having seen how it works elsewhere, they understand that a high-functioning power grid is fundamentally linked to the nation’s success, and so they often fit right in with other co-op employees who care so deeply about keeping electricity both affordable and reliable.

Military service isn’t for everyone, but for those who choose it, it can be one of the most pivotal chapters of their lives. It’s not always about fighting wars. It’s about growing up. Building confidence. Learning self-discipline. It’s about being part of something bigger than yourself. Veterans often feel their time in the military helped them discover direction and purpose.

I know that’s what it did for me.

So, on Veterans Day, while the country thanks its veterans, many veterans are quietly thankful too: thankful for the chance to serve, thankful for the lessons learned, and thankful for the life-changing impact that came from wearing the uniform.

Craig Grooms PRESIDENT & CEO OHIO’S ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES

Military service is not always about fighting wars. It’s about growing up. Building confidence. Learning selfdiscipline. It’s about being part of something bigger than yourself.

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Craig Grooms President & CEO

Caryn Whitney Director of Communications

Jeff McCallister Senior Managing Editor

Amy Howat Assistant Managing Editor

Neal Kindig Graphic Designer

Contributors: Colleen Romick Clark, Getty Images, W.H. “Chip” Gross, Shelby Bradford Moore, Catherine Murray, Craig Springer, and Damaine Vonada.

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DEPARTMENTS

4 POWER LINES

Balancing act: Local control helps co-ops keep electricity rates as stable as possible for their members.

8 WOODS, WATERS, AND WILDLIFE

Fly, fly away: Some raptors migrate over the winter, while others don’t. What’s the deal?

10 CO-OP PEOPLE

All in the family: Running one of the most iconic properties in the Hocking Hills has always been a family affair.

13

GOOD EATS

Get stuffed: Rich and flavorful stuffing shouldn’t be reserved just for the holiday bird.

17

LOCAL PAGES

News and other important information from your electric cooperative.

33 CALENDAR

What’s happening: November/ December events and other things to do around Ohio.

36 MEMBER INTERACTIVE

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Thanksgiving table: Memories are in the making when families gather for a meal at the holiday — and the table itself is the centerpiece, as shown in the photo at right, shared by Washington Electric Cooperative member Darla Trigg.

Balancing act

Electric cooperatives set rates based on people, not profit.

BY JEFF MCCALLISTER

Last February, WKYC-TV in Cincinnati had a warning for its viewers: “Get ready, Ohio: Your energy bill will be higher this summer.”

In April, an AEP Ohio official told WBNS-TV in Columbus that customers should expect their bills to jump by an average of $27 beginning in June.

“Electricity price surge,” screamed a headline on Cleveland.com in late July, over a story that said Ohioans were seeing increases that averaged 10% to 15%. The story explained that a record-breaking auction in the wholesale electricity market last year had set higher prices for future supply, and that was coming to fruition.

In late July, the Ohio Capital Journal said energy bills are likely to tick up again in 2026 after the wholesale auction hit its maximum limit again this summer.

“Duke Energy bills jump in Southwest Ohio; more increases are on the way” — Cincinnati Enquirer, Sept. 23, 2025.

In all those news stories on the opposite page, there was little to no mention that electricity rates for Ohio’s electric cooperative members remained relatively stable — and in fact, as of mid-September, the price co-op members pay specifically for the generated power they use was the lowest in the state.

“We have always believed our business model is good for long-term stability in the rates paid by our members,” says Craig Grooms, president and CEO of Buckeye Power, which provides the electricity that Ohio’s co-ops distribute to their members.

“We’re seeing the benefits of that approach right now because there’s so much uncertainty in our industry — around load growth that may or may not be coming from data centers, around regulatory issues, and around the volatility of the energy markets,” Grooms says. “As cooperatives, we have certain advantages that can insulate us from a lot of that.”

What makes co-ops different?

Unlike investor-owned utilities, electric cooperatives are member-owned and community-driven. The first co-ops were formed in the 1930s to bring power to areas that big investor-owned utilities ignored. Today, 25 co-ops serve nearly a million people in 77 of Ohio’s 88 counties. Nationwide, there are more than 800 electric co-ops.

When the co-ops first formed, most bought their wholesale power from the larger utilities or from nearby municipal power plants. But in 1959 , Ohio’s co-ops joined together to form Buckeye Power, a generation and transmission cooperative, to provide their electricity.

Through Buckeye and in partnership with American Electric Power, the co-ops built their own generating facility, and today Buckeye Power, through that Cardinal Power Plant in Brilliant and other facilities, generates more than enough electricity to meet the co-ops’ needs. (Buckeye also delivers significant energy generated from two natural gas “peaking” plants, its solar arrays, numerous biomass facilities around the state, and an entitlement to a portion of the hydropower generated by Niagara Falls.)

It’s that local ownership of power generation that puts the co-ops in a unique position when it comes to keeping rates stable.

The role of member governance

Local control is one of the most important features of co-op pricing. Each co-op elects a governing

board from among its members, and each co-op is represented on the board of Buckeye Power.

Among other duties, those boards oversee financial decisions. While each individual co-op determines its own unique rate structure, which includes the actual cost to deliver power to each member, the wholesale rates for generating and transmitting that power are set by the Buckeye board.

Owning those generation sources means co-op rates are more insulated from the wide swings of the competitive power markets, where wholesale rates are set through bidding and auctions. Instead, co-ops operate under a cost-based model — just as each co-op’s service fee is based on what it actually costs to deliver electricity to members, the wholesale rate is based on what it actually costs to generate that power and get it to the co-ops.

Key components in calculating wholesale rates include:

• Fuel and operating costs for generation facilities

• Debt payments on capital investments, such as power plants or transmission lines

• Maintenance and staffing

• Reserve margins to ensure reliability and plan for future needs

Balancing reliability and affordability

Still, wholesale rate setting is a balancing act. Co-ops must ensure they’re charging enough to cover their costs and maintain reliability without overburdening members with high rates. That often means planning years ahead — forecasting demand, securing fuel contracts, and investing in resilient infrastructure — and that can be a difficult task when there’s so much uncertainty in the industry.

Also, because co-ops are not for profit, any revenue above what’s needed to run the system is returned to members over time as capital credits — and just as the local co-ops return credits to their members, Buckeye Power returns capital credits to the co-ops.

That system of member governance, local ownership of generation, and not-for-profit operation helps co-ops keep rates more stable than those of investor-owned utilities, which are driven to generate a profit for their shareholders and are rarely accountable to their customers the way coops are accountable to their members.

“In the end, power rates in the co-op world aren’t about profit,” Grooms says, “they’re about people, and that makes a huge difference.”

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WOODS, WATERS, AND WILDLIFE

Fly, fly away

Some raptors migrate, while others don’t. What’s the deal?

Late one September many years ago, I was visiting Pointe Mouillee State Game Area at the mouth of the Detroit River along the western shoreline of Lake Erie in late September when I looked skyward and saw the most stunning example of fall bird migration I have ever witnessed.

Hundreds of broad-winged hawks were soaring, lazily, round and round in a huge flock about a quarter-mile high. Then, it was as if an invisible hand reached into the swirling flock and began drawing the raptors away a few at a time. Over the course of the next half-hour or so, all of the hawks gradually left the flock and disappeared from sight, heading southward in a long line like a string slowly being pulled off a rotating spool of thread.

The vivid image of that annual autumnal spectacle of migration remains in my mind’s eye yet today. But it has always made me stop and wonder: Why do some raptors migrate, while others don’t?

Kevin McGowan, who hails from Springfield, has been studying the question and others like it for a long time. He holds two degrees in zoology from Ohio State University and is now a professional ornithologist and educator with the prestigious Cornell Lab of Ornithology at Ithaca, New York. “I’ve been a birder since junior high school,” he says. “I grew up birding with the Clark County Audubon Society.”

He’s studied bird migration for years, and if anyone knows the answer to my nagging question, it’s McGowan. “For raptors, it’s all about finding food,” McGowan says. “If they can find enough food in their location year-round, they don’t migrate. If they can’t, then they must move.”

Of course, that also raises another question that’s just as fascinating as why some species of birds migrate and others don’t, and that is: How do they migrate? How do they know where they’re going — especially young-ofthe-year fledglings? And how do they navigate during those arduous, dangerous, twice-per-year journeys north and south over hundreds if not thousands of miles? Some of the most recent bird migration research is revealed in author Scott Weidensaul’s latest book, A World on the Wing, which includes this fascinating tidbit:

When a bar-tailed godwit takes off from Alaska and flies across the widest part of the Pacific (a journey, research shows, that can take 11 days of nonstop flight), sleep obviously becomes an issue. A sleeping bird can’t fly; flying is not an autonomous function like breathing. Birds get around this problem through [big-word alert] unihemispheric sleep — putting one half of their brains to sleep for a few seconds at a time, alternating endlessly back and forth.

The avian world, like all of nature, is simply amazing… and likely even more so than we yet fully realize.

STORY AND PHOTOS BY W. H. “CHIP” GROSS

THREE MIGRATING RAPTORS

Red-tailed hawk

According to McGowan, red-tailed hawks are the most widespread, most common, and most commonly seen raptor in North America. In Ohio, there are both resident and migrant populations of redtails — resident redtails remain in the state all year, breeding here, but the migrant redtails breed in Canada and return to the Buckeye State only during the winter months. “Again, it’s all about finding food,” he says. “For redtails as a species, food is generally easier to find in Ohio than Canada during the winter.”

Broad-winged hawk

McGowan confirmed that my encounter long ago with migrating broad-winged hawks, a common forest hawk of eastern North America, wasn’t just some fever dream. “They completely leave their breeding ground in the U.S. and Canada in the fall, migrating to South America for the winter,” he says. “They migrate in groups ornithologists call ‘kettles,’ made up of hundreds, sometimes thousands, of hawks.” He says the birds stage at locations conducive to migration, but don’t all ultimately end up in the same place in South America. “Broad-wings seem to get something social out of clustering together, but it’s a behavior we don’t yet totally understand.”

Gyrfalcon

In contrast to red-tailed hawks, the gyrfalcon — the world’s largest falcon — is found in the highest latitudes of the Arctic tundra all across the Northern Hemisphere, where they feed on ptarmigans, a grouse-like bird. “Most of those birds spend the entire winter in the high Arctic in the dark and extreme cold, only occasionally migrating to southern Canada and the northern U.S.,” McGowan says.

W.H. “Chip” Gross is Ohio Cooperative Living’s outdoors editor. Email him with your outdoors questions at whchipgross@gmail. com. Be sure to include “Ask Chip” in the subject of the email. Your question may be answered on www.ohiocoopliving.com!

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BY DAMAINE VONADA

Sthe ALL IN

oon after Zac Loomis and his wife, Lauren, purchased the Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls in February 2019, he asked the chef to tweak the menu at its restaurant, Kindred Spirits, so that every dish would be tree-nut-free. “It was the first directive I remember giving the staff, and I did it because our son, Carter, has a tree-nut allergy,” explains Zac. “I wanted him to be able to eat anything we serve.”

Ah, the joys — and challenges — of operating a 75-acre Hocking Hills resort where guests come to bask in the uninterrupted beauty of nature and enjoy high-quality lodging, dining, and spa services. Though they live in the Columbus suburb of Lewis Center, the Loomis family (Zac and Lauren, along with their 13-year-old daughter, Quinn, and 15-year-old Carter) became instant “co-op people” when they acquired the inn, which is a member of Lancaster-based South Central Power Company. Zac, a successful real estate agent and investor, initially went to the inn to help longtime owners Ellen Grinsfelder and her husband, Terry Lingo, find a buyer. Instead, he fell in love with the place and bought it himself.

Flanked on three sides by Hocking Hills State Park, the inn was one of the first Hocking Hills venues to

offer guests lodging as well as an on-site fine-dining experience. That not only played a key role in putting the region on the tourist map, but over the next three decades, the inn also grew from a modest, barnlike bedand-breakfast that original owner Anne Castle founded in 1987 into what is arguably the Hocking Hills’ most iconic — and complete — destination. “The inn is the only private property on State Route 374,” Zac says, “and since that’s a paved two-lane road, we installed signage to let people know when they are driving by it.”

After Castle died in 1991 , her daughter Ellen and son-in-law Terry continued operating the inn and established its casual but exceptionally cordial hospitality standard. They transformed 1840 s log houses into overnight accommodations; constructed made-for-couples cottages tucked away in the woods; added Pacific-style yurts; and turned one cabin into a spa. The inn’s heart, of course, was Kindred Spirits, which Ellen and Terry also expanded as a LEEDcertified environmentally friendly gathering place. At the restaurant, wines flowed, candles glowed, and guests got the distinct pleasure of dining on filet mignon while wearing hiking boots and jeans.

family

Running what is perhaps the most iconic property in the Hocking Hills has always been a family affair.

“Anne, Ellen, and Terry left a remarkable legacy at the inn that I’m trying to preserve and protect by rounding out the guests’ experiences,” Zac says. Although he’d been building new log homes in the Hocking Hills region for years and had driven by it countless times, Zac had never visited the inn until Ellen suggested he meet her banker for a tour in August 2018. Six months later, he and Lauren owned it. “Everybody knows this property,” Zac says. “It’s so iconic that in the beginning, I thought I was under a microscope.”

For the Loomises, their first real ownership test was the COVID pandemic, which surfaced only about a year after their purchase. To keep the inn’s staff working, they built three climate-controlled geodomes that were the first in the United States to offer indoor plumbing, HVAC, and electricity. Featuring large windows overlooking the woods, the geodomes boast king-sized beds, kitchenettes with retro-style appliances, and private decks.

Since then, Zac and Lauren also converted nine of the original bed-and-breakfast rooms into spa treatment spaces that offer a wide range of services for both individuals and couples. Thus, the inn now has 24

lodging units on-site: three geodomes, three yurts, six cabins, and 12 cottages.

As their children have gotten older, running the inn has become a true family affair. Carter and Quinn have done everything from dusting the gift shop and making homemade granola to cooking with restaurant manager Candice Pagano. They also learned life lessons like coping with feelings and emotions at a young age, and after Zac and Lauren bought the picturesque Hocking Hills Golf Club on U.S. 33 a few years ago, their kids set up a stand selling used golf balls.

Opened in June 2025 , the Golf Club’s new “stay and play” concept consists of four modern suites and lofts that accommodate between two and four overnight guests, and its Urban Grille serves a finger-food American menu — including bang bang shrimp, citrus berry salad, and bourbon burgers — plus cocktails, mimosas, and mules. Besides the Golf Club’s four suites, the Loomises also own four log houses and manage 18 others located throughout the Hocking Hills for friends and family members.

“No two days are ever the same,” says Zac, “and that’s not on purpose. It just happens.”

The Loomis family (below, from left), Carter, Zac, Lauren, and Quinn, is the second family to own and operate the Inn and Spa at Cedar Falls since it opened in 1987.

Get stuffed

Rich and flavorful stuffing shouldn’t just be confined to the holiday bird.

STUFFED CABBAGE ROLLS

Prep: 40 minutes | Bake: 75 minutes | Servings: 6

2 tablespoons butter

1 medium onion, finely chopped

3 cloves garlic, minced

28-ounce can crushed tomatoes

6-ounce can tomato paste, divided

2 tablespoons red wine vinegar

1 tablespoon brown sugar

1½ teaspoons Italian seasoning salt and pepper to taste

1 large head green cabbage

1 pound lean ground beef

1 cup cooked long-grain rice

In a medium saucepan over medium heat, melt butter. Sauté chopped onion for 5 to 7 minutes, then add garlic and stir another minute. Pour in crushed tomatoes, then mix in half of the tomato paste along with the vinegar, brown sugar, Italian seasoning, and salt and pepper (to taste). Lower heat and continue cooking for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.

Meanwhile, bring a large pot of water to boil. Cut out core of cabbage and carefully separate 12 leaves. Shave down any thick edges with a paring knife. Plunge 4 or 5 leaves at a time in boiling water and cook 3 to 4 minutes, until softened. Remove with tongs and transfer to a large bowl to cool.

In a medium bowl, mix together beef, rice, remaining tomato paste, egg, dried minced onion, garlic powder, oregano, and salt. If mixture crumbles, add a bit of water until it sticks together. Spread a thin layer of sauce on the bottom of a 9x13-inch baking dish. Hold a cabbage leaf open in one hand with thickest part near wrist. Spoon some filling into the thickest part. Fold sides over the filling, then tightly roll. Place seam-side down in baking dish. Repeat, using up filling.

Preheat oven to 350 F. Evenly pour cooked tomato sauce over and around the rolls.

Tightly cover dish with aluminum foil and bake for 1 hour and 15 minutes, or until meat is fully cooked through. Let rest 10 minutes before serving. Makes approximately 12 rolls. Per serving: 326 calories, 13 grams fat (6 grams saturated fat), 34 grams total carbohydrates, 737 milligrams sodium, 90 milligrams cholesterol, 7 grams fiber, 22 grams protein.

1 large egg

1 teaspoon dried minced onion

1 teaspoon garlic powder

1 teaspoon oregano

1 teaspoon salt

GOOD EATS

RECIPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS BY

CATHERINE MURRAY

SAVORY SAUSAGE ACORN SQUASH

Prep: 15 minutes | Cook: 20 minutes | Servings: 4

2 acorn squash

2 tablespoons olive oil, divided

1/4 teaspoon salt

1 shallot, minced

½ pound ground breakfast sausage (mild or spicy)

¼ cup vegetable or chicken broth

½ teaspoon ground sage

½ teaspoon thyme

¼ cup dried cranberries

3 large handfuls torn kale leaves

Slice a small piece off the top (stem) and bottom of squash so they sit upright, then cut in half perpendicular to ridges. Scoop out seeds, discarding strings. Pile seeds on a small baking sheet. Drizzle with some of the olive oil, add salt, then toss to coat and spread in an even layer. Coat the flesh of squash halves with olive oil by hand and place hollowside down in a large baking dish.

Preheat oven to 400 F. Place baking sheet with seeds on the top rack and baking dish with squash on the bottom rack. Check seeds after 7 minutes; toss and roast until golden and crispy. Scrape into a small bowl to cool. Check squash after 20 minutes; roast until fork-tender. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, sauté shallot and sausage over medium heat, breaking up sausage until cooked through. To prevent burning, add a splash of water when needed. Add remaining ingredients; stir to mix, then cover with lid and cook a few minutes, until kale is wilted. Turn off heat and leave uncovered on burner. Use a thin spatula to loosen squash from pan and turn over onto individual plates. Stuff each with filling and top with roasted seeds. Serve hot.

Per serving: 348 calories, 24 grams fat (7 grams saturated fat), 27 grams total carbohydrates, 841 milligrams sodium, 35 milligrams cholesterol, 4 grams fiber, 9 grams protein.

TURKEY CORDON BLEU STUFFED CRESCENT

Prep: 20 minutes | Bake: 20 minutes | Servings: 8

12-ounce can refrigerated crescent roll dough

8 ounces (2 cups) shredded turkey

4 ounces (½ cup) diced ham

3 ounces (1 cup) shredded Swiss and/ or Gruyère cheese

garlic powder for sprinkling

black pepper for sprinkling

1 egg

¼ cup mayonnaise

1 tablespoon Dijon mustard

On a baking sheet with silicone liner or parchment paper, roll crescent dough out flat; seal perforated lines with fingers. Layer fillings down the middle third of the dough lengthwise in order: turkey, ham, cheese, garlic powder, and black pepper. Cut 1-inch slits 1 inch apart on either side of the meat and cheese, then cross strips over filling, gently pressing edges together to seal.

Preheat oven to 375 F. In a small bowl, beat egg with a splash of water and brush mixture on top of dough. Place on middle rack in oven. Bake 20 minutes, until dough is golden brown. Meanwhile, mix together mayonnaise and Dijon to make a dipping sauce. Let the rolls cool a minute or two before slicing and serving.

Per serving: 307 calories, 19 grams fat (6 grams saturated fat), 19 grams total carbohydrates, 543 milligrams sodium, 55 milligrams cholesterol, 0 grams fiber, 14 grams protein.

SWEET CHEESE BLINTZES

Prep: 30 minutes | Chill: 1 hour | Bake: 30 minutes | Servings: 12

1 cup milk

4 large eggs, divided

3+ tablespoons unsalted butter, melted and cooled

1 cup flour

pinch salt

16 ounces small curd cottage cheese

15 ounces whole milk ricotta cheese

1 teaspoon vanilla

1 teaspoon lemon zest

½ cup + 2 tablespoons sugar, divided

In a medium bowl, whisk together milk and 3 eggs, then 3 tablespoons melted butter, then flour and salt until a smooth batter is formed. Cover and refrigerate for an hour. Meanwhile, strain liquid from cottage cheese in batches by squeezing through cheesecloth so it’s no longer runny but retains some moisture. In a medium bowl, mash drained cottage cheese, then mix in ricotta, 1 egg, vanilla, lemon zest, and 2 tablespoons sugar.

Heat an 8- or 9-inch skillet over medium. Lightly coat with cooking spray, then pour in a scant ¼ cup of the chilled batter; quickly tilt and swirl the pan to coat the bottom with batter. Cook until edges pull away from the pan. With a spatula, lay crepe uncooked side down on a baking sheet. Repeat with remaining batter, creating a stack of crepes.

Preheat oven to 350 F. Butter a 9x13-inch baking dish. Separate a crepe from the stack and lay on a flat surface.

1 tablespoon cornstarch

2 cups blueberries, fresh or frozen, divided ¼ cup water

1 tablespoon lemon juice powdered sugar for sprinkling (optional)

Spoon 3 tablespoons of cheese mixture 2 inches from the edge of the crepe. Fold the 2-inch edge over the cheese, pressing down slightly to flatten, then fold in the sides and roll into a log shape. Place seam-side down in buttered dish. Repeat with remaining filling and crepes.

Bake 25 to 30 minutes, until golden. Meanwhile, whisk ½ cup sugar and cornstarch together in a medium saucepan. Slowly pour in water while whisking, then add 1 cup of the blueberries and lemon juice. Bring to a boil over medium, then reduce heat and continue stirring until sauce thickens and is dark in color. Remove from heat and stir in remaining blueberries. When ready to serve, spoon blueberry sauce on plate, top with blintz, and sprinkle with powdered sugar.

Per serving: 241 calories, 11 grams fat (6 grams saturated fat), 26 grams total carbohydrates, 250 milligrams sodium, 97 milligrams cholesterol, 1 gram fiber, 11 grams protein.

Service and sacrifice Local veterans take Honor Trip to D.C.

Their journeys span continents and conflicts, from the battlefields of Europe during World War II and the jungles of Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War to the deserts of Kuwait and Iraq during Operation Desert Storm. But one element shared by more than 160 local veterans who have participated in the HolmesWayne Community Honor Trip through the years is their love for the United States of America. Their service, sacrifice, and stories are woven together by a common thread of patriotism and duty.

For the seventh time since the inaugural journey in 2016, a bus departed from the Shreve American Legion Post 67 on Friday, Sept. 26, at 7:00 a.m. sharp to travel the nearly 400 miles to the nation’s capital to honor the veterans aboard with a trip of a lifetime — visiting the national monuments and memorials dedicated to their service.

The initial phase of this three-day trip is typically quiet, as nervous excitement and anticipation fill the air. By the first stop at the Flight 93 Memorial in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, new friendships are forming and the strong bonds created by this trip are beginning to take shape. These bonds unite individuals who have walked similar paths, even if they were at different times and places.

By nightfall, there are no longer strangers among the group as veteran and guardian participants begin their journey through the memorials honoring our nation’s

history. Softly illuminated at night, the Air Force and Pentagon memorials reveal a different splendor, one that resonates deeply with the stories and sacrifices they commemorate.

As the group prepares for much-needed rest Friday evening, a sense of anticipation fills the air. The first stop in the morning will be the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. For many, it will be their first time visiting the black granite walls, where the names of more than 58,000 men and women who gave their lives or remain missing are etched permanently in history. Nestled between the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument along Constitution Avenue, this two-acre site is one that can elicit an array of emotions — anger, sadness, peace, and perhaps a sense of pride.

Some choose to silently observe the names of their comrades, some take paper and pencil and gently rub over the name of a lost friend, and some are greeted for the first time with a “welcome home” — words they waited nearly a half a century to hear. For many, this is the most emotion-invoking stop on the trip, but one that allows a sense of peace and healing from thoughts and feelings that have been stored away, deep down inside, for years.

For John Pumneo, a Vietnam veteran from Marshallville, finding the names of four family and friends from the

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Orrville area was a highlight of the trip. “It was humbling seeing all of the names on the wall and remembering the sacrifices made by so many,” he says. Etching the name of a close family friend, Dennis Flemming, will be a memory that he will hold near and dear to his heart and one that may not have been possible without the encouragement of his son-in-law and trip guardian, Nolan Hartzler. “I’m forever grateful to Nolan for encouraging me to participate in this incredible opportunity with my fellow veterans,” he says. “It’s been quite a moving experience.”

As the day crept on, the group made additional stops at various monuments strategically placed through the city: the Lincoln Memorial, the Korean War Veterans Memorial, the U.S. Marines Corps Memorial, and the American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial, just to name a few. Each stop offered an opportunity to engage with history and reflect on the past. Each was a stark reminder that freedom is not free.

“Everything about this trip has been memorable, from the new people that I have met to the time spent at the memorials; it could not be better,” says John Cannon, a Vietnam veteran from Ashland. “The opportunity to spend this time and share this experience with my grandsons, Cole Marley and Logan Asbury, is something I will never forget,” Cannon says. Cole was his grandfather’s guardian, while Logan, currently a sergeant in the U.S. Army and stationed in Fort Meade, Maryland, surprised his grandfather when the bus arrived in Washington on Friday.

After a day filled with mixed emotions, the group enjoyed an evening gathering at the Silver Diner, with its nostalgic 1950 s theme. The chrome accents, red leather booths, and vintage jukeboxes transported the veterans back in time, offering a comforting and familiar atmosphere. This diner was more than just a place to eat; it was a place where stories of the past mingled with the present, providing an opportunity to unwind before the next day’s adventures.

Early Sunday morning, the group descended upon Arlington National Cemetery in their matching Honor Trip shirts — guardians in red and veterans in blue — showing solidarity for their new friends participating in the solemn tradition of laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The wreath, on behalf of all area veterans, was offered in silence by Daniel Flory, Charlie Kiper, Mike Hufford, and Jim Cannon in honor of unidentified U.S. service members who died in combat.

Besides the wreath presentation, one of the most memorable aspects of visiting the tomb was witnessing the Changing of the Guard ceremony performed by the

Sentinels of the 3rd U.S. Infantry regiment, known as the “The Old Guard.” The click of the sentinels’ shoes on the marble surface, the white-glove inspection, and passing of orders from one sentinel to the next all contribute to an atmosphere of profound respect.

As the group of new friends boarded the bus to begin their journey home, little did they know that an alreadymemorable day was about to get even better. A long overdue “welcome home” awaited them.

Back home, friends, family, and community members gathered with excitement. American flags waved in the breeze and colorful welcome home signs decorated the heart of downtown Shreve. Emotions were high as the bus crested the train tracks guided by their fire, police, and motorcycle escorts — our heroes were finally home!

The group was met with tears, hugs, and many thanks for their service. A brief ceremony included posting of colors by the Shreve American Legion Honor Guard, a welcome from Holmes-Wayne President/CEO Glenn Miller, and moving words of thanks from Shreve Mayor Josiah Martin and retired congressman Bob Gibbs. To end the night, each veteran was individually honored with a certificate of congressional recognition from the offices of congressmen Troy Balderson and Max Miller.

Whether they received a Bronze Star or a Purple Heart, served in active duty or during peacetime, each veteran on this trip was deserving of this recognition and honor. The community shared the message loud and clear: “Welcome home, veterans. We are glad to have you back.”

If you are interested in supporting or participating in the Holmes-Wayne Community Honor Trip, please contact us toll-free at 866-674-1055 or visit the Honor Trip page on our website.

2025 Holmes-Wayne Honor Trip community donations and volunteers

Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative thanks the following individuals and organizations for their generous support of the 2025 Honor Trip.

We appreciate the monetary donations from:

• Len Jorz

• Jeff Stair

• Rolling Thunder, Ohio Chapter 2

• Chuck Huffman

• Timothy & Marilyn Dilyard

• Paul Frank

A special note of appreciation to the following:

• Wayne Holmes Health LLC of Wooster – donating use of wheelchairs

• Shreve American Legion Honor Guard – posting colors at ceremony

• Lost Warriors Motorcycle Club – parade escort

• Rolling Thunder Motorcycle Club – parade escort

• Wooster Emblem Club No 374

• Charles Beck

• Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative board and staff

• Clinton Township Fire & Rescue – parade escort

• Ohio State Highway Patrol - Wooster Post – parade escort

• Shreve Police Department – parade escort and set up

• Troy Miller Agency – donation of mini flags

• Boy Scout Troop 71 – participation in return home ceremony

• Smithville Wiz Kids 4-H Club – thank-you letters for veterans

• West Holmes High School Nutrition & Wellness class – travel treats and thank-you letters for veterans

• Ray & Becky Windsor – donation of Arlington wreath

2025 Holmes-Wayne Community Honor Trip

Veteran Guardian

Steve Salisbury - Army

Chet Martin - Army

Bob Jordan - Army

Jim Daugherty - Army

Rocky Trussel - Army

Al Lendrum - Army National Guard

Jim Cannon - Army

Marc Shields - Army

John Smith - Army

James Brown - Army

Woody Wilson - Navy/Army

James Tegtmeier - Army National Guard

Jim Shaw - Air Force

Daniel Flory - Army

Linda Frenette - Marines

Mike Edgington - Marines

Ed Wolfe - Army

John Pumneo - Air Force

Charles Kiper - Army

Michael Hufford - Air Force

Dave Still - Marines

John Wise - Navy

Christopher Pekarek - Army

Travis Weber

Jason Marley

Keith Kerns

John Porter

Sasha White

Jeff Burgett

Cole Marley

Carrie Still

Eric Chaney

Traci Poulson

Woodrow Wilson

Jody Proper

John Kinney

Ryan Flory

Tracey Tate

Steve Waltman

Eddie Wolfe

Nolan Hartzler

Scott Kiper

Gary Gonter

Hope Blake

Dean Weber

Scott Ervin

HOLMES-WAYNE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE

Unclaimed capital credits

In 2021, Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative, Inc., mailed a general retirement of capital credits. Many checks were returned to us undeliverable and, to date, these refunds remain unclaimed. Per the cooperative’s code of regulations, the unclaimed capital credits are reallocated to current cooperative members after the original mailing and following two consecutive notices in this publication. This is the second notice.

Anyone with information on these members (or their heirs) whose names and last known residences are listed is asked to contact the cooperative office toll-free at 866-674-1055, ext. 244. Contact must be made by January 1, 2026, 60 days following the second publication of this notice.

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A & N SMITH FARM,WEST SALEM,OH

ABRAHAMSEN NELSON ESR,WESTERVILLE,OH

ABRECHT ALLAN D,BOZEMAN,MT

ACKERET WILMA,WOOSTER,OH

ACKERMAN KENNETH R,WOOSTER,OH

ADAMS LEROY,WASHINGTON,DC

ADDINGTON DICK E,SPENCER,OH

ADKINS ORBIE,HOMERVILLE,OH

ADKISON SONJA Q,NASHVILLE,OH, ADLER CARL R,SAGAMORE HILLS,OH, AERO-WORKS INC,MILLERSBURG,OH, AICHELE ANGELA,SMITHVILLE,OH,

AKERS AMBER O,WEST SALEM,OH, AKERS LARRY R,KILLBUCK,OH, AKINS SHARON R,MILLERSBURG,OH, ALEXANDER BEVERLY J,BLAIRSVILLE,PA, ALEXANDER CLARA J,SILVER SPRINGS,NV, ALLEN MARTHA M,GEORGETOWN,TX, ALLEN RONALD E,WEST SALEM,OH, ALLEN TIMOTHY L,WILLARD,OH, ALLESEE RICHARD W,WOOSTER,OH, ALLISON EUGENE,BIG PRAIRIE,OH, ALLOWAY HAZEL B,THOMPSON,OH, ALLTEL COMMUNICATIONS INC,LITTLE ROCK,AR, ALTSTATT SHANNON,POLK,OH, ALYSWORTH ELIZABETH,APPLE CREEK, OH, AM TEL & TEL CO,COLUMBUS, OH, AMATO JOSEPH A,GAFFNEY, SC, AMBILT CORP,RITTMAN, OH, AMERICAN WEATHERSEAL,URBANDALE, IA AMES ERIC J,GROVE CITY, OH, AMIN TAKIYAH N,WOOSTER, OH, AMISH QUALITY WHOLESALE,MILLERSBURG, OH,

AMSTUTZ NANCY L,WOOSTER,OH, AMSTUTZ SCOTT A,CRESTVIEW HILLS, KY, AMTEX OIL & GAS INC,CANTON, OH, AMTHOR HELMUT K,ROCKY RIVER,OH, ANDERSON CARL E,WOOSTER,OH, ANDERSON COLIN T,WOOSTER,OH, ANDERSON JULIAN P,WOOSTER,OH, ANDERSON ROBERT E,WOOSTER,OH, ANDERSON ROBERT L,WOOSTER,OH, ANDERSON SANDRA,SHREVE,OH, ANDREW JASON J,CRESTON,OH, ANR PIPELINE,GREENTOWN,OH, ARBOGAST KEITH F,MEDINA,OH, ARBOGAST ROBERT T,CRESTON,OH, ARCHER AMANDA L,BURBANK,OH, ARMAN JIM,WEST SALEM,OH, ARMCHAIR THEATER,SEVILLE,OH, ARMSTRONG IRENE M,PARMA HEIGHTS,OH, ARMSTRONG THOMAS W,WEST SALEM,OH, ARMSTRONG WANDA M,UPPER SANDUSKY,OH, ARNDT JOYCE A,MILLERSBURG,OH, ARNOLD BETTY L,WOOSTER,OH, ARTRIP TOMMY M,WOOSTER,OH, ASBURY JAN K,WEST SALEM,OH, AUSTIN RETIREMENT VILL,CLEVELAND,OH, AYLSWORTH BETTY,SHREVE,OH, AYLSWORTH KEN S,SHREVE,OH, B

B & S BEEF CORP,DOYLESTOWN,OH, BAILEY BETTY,WEST SALEM,OH, BAILEY CATHERINE,WEST SALEM,OH, BAILEY GEORGE E,FLORESVILLE,TX, BAILEY JENNIFER L,BURBANK,OH, BAILEY MATTHEW E,COLUMBIA,MD, BAILEY MICHAEL J,APPLE CREEK,OH, BAILEY TIMOTHY A,WEST SALEM,OH, BAIN KEVIN F,BARBERTON,OH,

BAIRD JERRY T,WOOSTER,OH, BAIRD MARGE,MORGANTOWN,IN, BAIRD MICHAEL S,BRADENTON,FL, BAKER CAROLYN D,WOOSTER,OH, BAKER DAVID E,BIG PRAIRIE,OH, BAKER JEFF L,WOOSTER,OH, BAKER PATTI J,SMITHVILLE,OH, BAKER SCOTT E,BOLIVAR,OH, BAKER WILLIAM D,MILLERSBURG,OH, BALDNER JAMES,JEROMESVILLE,OH, BALDRIDGE ANISSA D,DANVILLE,OH, BALDWIN MELINDA M,LAGRANGE,OH, BALLANTYNE KATHLEEN A,SEVILLE,OH, BALLEK STEVE J,CLEVELAND,OH, BALNITES SHARYN L,VASSALBORO,ME, BALOGH JOHN B,CHIPPEWA LAKE,OH, BANBURY DONALD P,MILLERSBURG,OH, BANKS EDWARD E,BURBANK,OH, BARAT SCOTT P,RITTMAN,OH, BARBERA MARY T,LOUDONVILLE,OH, BARDALL MARK T,SUGARCREEK,OH, BARNARD JASON P,WEST SALEM,OH, BARNES JAMES K,ROCK ISLAND,IL, BARNES MATTHEW A,WEST SALEM,OH, BARNES THELMA L,JEFFERSON,OH, BARNETT DON,WOOSTER,OH, BARNETTE EMMA E,KILLBUCK,OH, BARNHOUSE KAREN S,WINESBURG,OH, BARR ROBERT H,WEST SALEM,OH, BARRINGTON JOHN C,WOOSTER,OH, BARRY JOHN C,CRESTON,OH, BARTHOLOMEW CHRIS P,WOOSTER,OH, BARTRAM EDDIE,LORAIN,OH, BARZEE ARLO,LYNCHBURG,OH, BASINGER DEAN A,ORRVILLE,OH, BASSO TONY J,WOOSTER,OH, BAUER DAVID L,CINCINNATI,OH, BEACH RALPH G,MILLERSBURG,OH,

BEACHY JAMES M,SUGARCREEK,OH, BEACHY JAMES W,SUGARCREEK,OH, BEACHY PAUL A,DUNDEE,OH, BEACHY ROSS L,MEDINA,OH, BEASLEY LARRY E,GREENVILLE,SC, BEATTY MARTHA,GLENMONT,OH, BEBOUT DENNY L,FOLLANSBEE,WV, BECK JEREMIAH J,DIAMOND,OH, BECK KIRK D,WEST SALEM,OH, BECK MARK W,IRVINGTON,KY, BECKER VERONICA M,CLEVELAND,OH, BECKETT LINDA M,MILLERSBURG,OH, BECKNER JOHN WJR,SUMMERVILLE,GA, BEEBE JEFF M,NOVA,OH, BEEBE VERNON T,WEST SALEM,OH, BEECHY ERIC S,MILLERSBURG,OH, BEERS TAMMIE J,LONDON,OH, BEILER T P,TRYON,NC, BELL CHARLES E,WOOSTER,OH, BELLETIERE NICOLE M,KILLBUCK,OH, BELT VALRIE L,MILLERSBURG,OH, BENCH BRYAN,WEST SALEM,OH, BENDER JOHN W,WEST SALEM,OH, BENDYCKI JOSEPH A,WEST SALEM,OH, BENNETT MARK M,WOOSTER,OH, BENNETT THOMAS J,LAKEVILLE,OH, BENNETT VICKIE L,ROCKBRIDGE,OH, BENSON RANDALL S,FREDERICKSBURG,OH, BENTZ ELLSWORTH,WOOSTER,OH, BERAN MARGIE A,BURBANK,OH, BERG STEPHEN W,DUNDEE,OH, BERGER PAUL W,CANTON,OH, BERGSTROM HOLLY A,MEDINA,OH, BERKES JEFFREY P,CUYAHOGA FALLS,OH, BERKEY JASON M,DUNDEE,OH, BERKHOUSE JEFFREY S,WOOSTER,OH, BERNHART DONIS R,HOLMESVILLE,OH, BERRY BENJAMIN F,APPLE CREEK,OH,

BERRY PATRICIA C,MASSILLON,OH, BESANCON JOHN P,WOOSTER,OH, BESANCON RANDY E,WOOSTER,OH, BETH REED EXECUTOR,FREDERICKSBURG,OH, BIGGINS GERTRUDE,AKRON,OH, BIGGINS SHARON A,MASSILLON,OH, BIGLEY WELDON SR,WEST SALEM,OH, BIHARI JOSEPH M,WEST SALEM,OH, BILEK TERRY,STRONGSVILLE,OH, BILLOTTE EARL F,WOOSTER,OH, BING DAVID L,MOUNT DORA,FL, BING DOUGLAS B,WOOSTER,OH, BIRD CLARA M,KILLBUCK,OH, BISHOP JAMES A,ORRVILLE,OH, BISHOP JODI L,WOODSFIELD,OH, BISTOR WILLIAM G,WADSWORTH,OH, BJERRE ARNE,SHREVE,OH, BLACKWELL DORIS J,MANSFIELD,OH, BLADES RUTH,HOWARD,OH, BLAGG GEORGE A,KILLBUCK,OH, BLAKE CHARLES L,BURBANK,OH, BLAKE FRANK,SHREVE,OH, BLAKE SHERYL L,LOUDONVILLE,OH, BLOOM ELLEN C,NOVA,OH, BLOOMFIELD GARY L,WEST SALEM,OH, BLU OIL CO,DANVILLE,OH, BLUBAUGH MICHAEL G,UTICA,OH, BOATNER KENNETH D,WEST SALEM,OH, BOGGS MICHAEL K,POWELL,OH, BOGNER ROBERT,WOOSTER,OH, BOHNERT RONALD D,NORTH RIDGEVILLE,OH, BOLDIN ROBERT L,BURBANK,OH, BOLDMAN DAVID R,RIDGEWAY,SC, BONTRAGER JOHN A,SUGARCREEK,OH, BOONE RICHARD W,BLANDON,PA, BOOTH HENRY V,WOOSTER,OH, BORN GREG W,LODI,OH, BORNSTINE HARRY E,ASHLAND,OH, BORNTRAGER ABE J,BRINKHAVEN,OH, BORSETH JACK R,KILLBUCK,OH, BOTSON MICHAEL D,KILLBUCK,OH, BOWEN BRENDA L,WOOSTER,OH, BOWERS ANDREW J,WOOSTER,OH, BOWERS THOMAS E,NAVARRE,OH, BOWLES ROXANNE,ASHLAND,OH, BOWMAN HOWARD D,GALION,OH, BOWMAN JEFF,BURBANK,OH, BOWMAN WAYNE M,FREDERICKSBRG,OH, BOYD CHARLES A,WARSAW,OH, BOYLES DONALD P,WOOSTER,OH, BRADER ROBIN K,BARBERTON,OH, BRADLEY SUANN,COSHOCTON,OH, BRADY DANIEL J,WOOSTER,OH, BRAGG JAMES C,WOOSTER,OH, BRAMMER HOMER D,ASHLAND,OH, BRANDENBURG TERESA M,RITTMAN,OH, BRANDON ADAM E,SHREVE,OH,

BRANNAN R M,WEST SALEM,OH, BRAUCHER MICHAEL E,DUNDEE,OH, BRENNAN TERRY,WOOSTER,OH, BREWER JOSEPH K,LAKEVILLE,OH, BRINKER CHAD R,WOOSTER,OH, BRINKER DENNIS E,WOOSTER,OH, BRINKER MARGUERIT E,LODI,OH, BRIXIUS CARL B,CLEVELAND,OH, BROWN ANN,KALISPELL,MT, BROWN DAVID M,SANDUSKY,OH, BROWN DAVID P,WOOSTER,OH, BROWN JOHN E,RICHLANDS,NC, BROWN JULIE L,WOOSTER,OH, BROWN MICHAEL D,BURBANK,OH, BROWN PAMELA A,SHREVE,OH, BROWN PATRICIA L,FORT MYERS,FL, BROWN ROBERT E,LODI,OH, BROWN ROBERT S,MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS,OH, BROWN RODNEY A,WAYNESVILLE,NC, BROWNE DAVE D,WOOSTER,OH, BROWNING DEBORA A,WEST SALEM,OH, BROZKA LORI,CHATHAM,VA, BRUGGER ANDREW J,WOOSTER,OH, BRUNS DONALD,FINDLAY,OH, BRYANS LEONORA,WOOSTER,OH, BRYANT SANDRA A,WEST SALEM,OH, BRYNIAK MARTA,SCOTTSDALE,AZ, BUCHANAN RANDY L,WEST SALEM,OH, BUCHANAN ROGER R,WEST SALEM,OH, BUCHANAN RUBY J,WEST SALEM,OH, BUCK DAVID F,KENT,OH, BUCKINGHAM NORMA,BURBANK,OH, BUCKLEY LEON L,MORRISVILLE,NY, BUEHLER EUGENE A,WOOSTER,OH, BUEHLER ROBERT A,WOOSTER,OH, BULLARD JOHN R,FRISCO,TX, BULLOCK WILLIAM J,UNIONTOWN,OH, BUNT MATTHEW J,SHREVE,OH, BURSON WILLIAM L,LIBBY,MT, BURTT KEITH M,CRESTON,OH, BUSCH DONNA F,WOOSTER,OH, BUSKIRK JAMES E,OLMSTED FALLS,OH, BUTCHER ENERGY CORP,COLUMBUS,OH, BUTCHER TERRY K,WOOSTER,OH, BUTLER FRANK K,WOOSTER,OH, BUTLER HAROLD,MASSILLON,OH, BUTLER JOEL L,MILLERSBURG,OH, BUTTOLPH RAYMOND D,WEST SALEM,OH, BUTTS GLORIA J,WOOSTER,OH, BYLER MARCUS J,BRADYVILLE,TN, BYLER MARIE J,HOLMESVILLE,OH, BYLER WILLY III,DUNDEE,OH, C

CABLE FUND LTD,COLUMBUS,OH, CAIN KENNETH S,EAST LIVERPOOL,OH, CALDECOTT JEAN,COLUMBUS,OH, CALDWELL TODD A,KODAK,TN,

CAMACHO RAFAEL A,MILLERSBURG,OH, CAMP AMY J,CURTICE,OH, CAMPBELL CORY V,MILLERSBURG,OH, CAMPBELL GABE W,JEROMESVILLE,OH, CAMPBELL GARY PJR,SCIO,OH, CAMPBELL JAMES R,NASHVILLE,OH, CANTERBURY RONALD WJR,NORTH CANTON,OH, CAPICCIONI SAMUEL J,MEDINA,OH, CARNWATH MATTHEW W,WOOSTER,OH, CARPENTER HAROLD L,ARNOLDSBURG,WV, CARPENTER P M,SUMMERFIELD,FL, CARR DANIEL B,BETHANY,KY, CARR ELLEN O,WARSAW,OH, CARR SHARON,SHREVE,OH, CARRINO LISSA B,MEDINA,OH, CARSON DENNIS,WOOSTER,OH, CARSON ROGER L,CONCORD,NC, CARTER SANDRA K,WEST SALEM,OH, CARTER WILLIAM J,WOOSTER,OH, CASE JOHN C,WOOSTER,OH, CASEY DANNY K,WOOSTER,OH, CASEY JAMES,MILLERSBURG,OH, CASEY LORETTA,WOOSTER,OH, CASKEY WALTER,OCALA,FL, CASSIDY JOHN D,WOOSTER,OH, CASTLE DERON M,IRONDALE,OH, CASTLE MFG HOMES INC,WEST SALEM,OH, CASTO JOHN F,TOLLESON,AZ, CHAMBERS BRYANT K,KILLBUCK,OH, CHAMBERS GERALD K,VALRICO,FL, CHAMSPEC USA INC.,ORRVILLE,OH, CHANDLER APRIL H,WEST SALEM,OH, CHANDLER CARL D,WESTERVILLE,OH, CHASTAIN JAMES E,ELYRIA,OH, CHENEVEY DICK D,WOOSTER,OH, CHINN ROBERTA,SHADY SPRING,WV, CHRISTIAN ANDREW W,BURBANK,OH, CHRISTIAN RADIO,MILLERSBURG,OH, CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY,BRECKSVILLE,OH, CIARAMITARO ROLAND,NORTH OLMSTED,OH, CITI FINANCIAL,HANOVER,MD, CLARK ANNA M,MOUNT VERNON,OH, CLARK DENNIS S,LAKEVILLE,OH, CLARK DOUGLAS E,WEST SALEM,OH, CLARK GLEN WJR,MILLERSBURG,OH, CLARK JAMES A,LOUISVILLE,OH, CLARK JOHN L,TROY,OH, CLARK ROSIE L,WOOSTER,OH, CLARK TROY T,SARASOTA,FL, CLECKNER SHELLY R,RITTMAN,OH, CLEVIDENCE RONALD,BURBANK,OH, CLINE BRIAN,WEST SALEM,OH, CLINE KIM F,GLENMONT,OH, CLINE SUSAN A,SHREVE,OH, CLUM KEVIN,WOOSTER,OH, COBLENTZ BRIAN E,MILLERSBURG,OH,

COBLENTZ CUSTOM FINISHI,FREDERICKSBURG,OH, COBLENTZ RON J,APPLE CREEK,OH, COBLENTZ WILLIAM,APPLE CREEK,OH, COFFEY DAKOTA,WEST SALEM,OH, COFFIN ROBERT,PRAIRIE FARM,WI, COFFMAN WILLIAM P,WEST SALEM,OH, COHARA LINDA,ST PETERSBURG,FL, COLE STACEY L,WEST SALEM,OH, COLE VICTOR CSR,MANSFIELD,OH, COLEMAN ROBERT T,LAKEVILLE,OH, COLLETT TEDDY JR,MILLERSBURG,OH, COLLETT TEDDY LSR,FONDA,IA, COLLIER JEFFREY A,BIG PRAIRIE,OH, COLLINS KIMBERLY Z,SMITHVILLE,OH, COLLINS MICHEL G,FORT LAUDERDALE,FL, COLOTTO JENNIFER L,BURBANK,OH, COLUMBIA GAS OF OHIO,COLUMBUS,OH, COLUMBIA NATURAL RES,APPLE CREEK,OH, COMBS STARR M,LAKEVILLE,OH, COMPTON ROBERT,KILLBUCK,OH, CONTI KATHLEEN C,WOOSTER,OH, COOK MATTHEW,HOLLAND,MI, COOL TOM R,GREENWICH,OH, COOLMAN DONNA G,WORTHINGTON,OH, COOPER ARLIE E,WOOSTER,OH, COOPER DIANA L,SHREVE,OH, COOPER RICHARD L,WOOSTER,OH, COPELAND SONJA K,MANSFIELD,OH, COPLEY RENA E,CEDARVILLE,AR, CORELL JENNY,WOOSTER,OH, CORNETT J M,LAKEVILLE,OH, CORNS PAMELA J,MILLERSBURG,OH, CORP HULDA,CLEVELAND,OH, CORRELL ELLEN D,LODI,OH, CORRIGAN JOSEPH C,MILLERSBURG,OH, COSTELLO JOSEPH P,HEATH,TX, COSTELLO RICHARD L,MILLERSBURG,OH, COTTLE DANIEL N,FAIRFAX,VA, COTTLE MARTHA M,GLENMONT,OH, COTTLE MAURER & WHITFOR,UPPER SANDUSKY,OH, COTTON ANTHONY W,NANKIN,OH, COTTON THOMAS R,NASHVILLE,OH, COTTRELL JAMES J,N ROYALTON,OH, COTTRELL WILLIAM L,WOOSTER,OH, COTTRILLOUK VALERIE,LOUDONVILLE,OH, COUNTRYVIEW CHAPEL,WILMOT,OH, COUNTYRTYME LTD,SEVILLE,OH, COVER MITCHELL W,CRESTON,OH, COVER REBECCA A,WEST SALEM,OH, COVER VAUGHN H,WARREN,OH, COWAN MICHAEL S,WEST SALEM,OH, COX RICHARD HJR,LAKEVILLE,OH, COX RONNIE F,WADSWORTH,OH, CRABTREE HOWARD O,WEST SALEM,OH, CRABTREE STEVEN M,WOOSTER,OH, CRAFT LYNN O,KILLBUCK,OH,

HOLMES-WAYNE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE

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TANNER JACQUELINL,WEST SALEM,OH, TANNER KIMBERLY G,WEST SALEM,OH, TARLETON TERRY,WOOSTER,OH, TARNECKI BLAINE S,DUNDEE,OH, TASSO JOANNE,WOOSTER,OH, TATE FAYE I,MEDINA,OH, TATE TIMOTHY J,NEW FRANKLIN,OH, TATE VENIS H,MEDINA,OH, TATUM PETROLEUM,ZANESVILLE,OH, TAVANELLO JENNIFER R,MORRISON,CO, TAYLOR CINDY L,LAKEVILLE,OH, TAYLOR CRYSTAL S,BARBERTON,OH, TAYLOR DARRELL LSR,WOOSTER,OH, TAYLOR DONALD K,FAYETTEVILLE,WV, TAYLOR ORVILLE DSR,COVENTRY TOWNSHIP,OH, TAYLOR PAUL L,DOYLESTOWN,OH, TAYLOR ROBERT L,WOOSTER,OH, TAYLOR RUSSELL,FREDERICKSBURG,OH, TAYLOR THOMAS E,SHREVE,OH, TEAGUE KATHLEEN A,WOOSTER,OH, TEDROW GRACE L,MILLERSBURG,OH, TEICHMER LES,WOOSTER,OH, TENNANT DAVID L,KILLBUCK,OH, TESTER ROBERT G,WEST SALEM,OH, THACKER EDWIN,CINCINNATI,OH, THAYER SCOTT M,STOW,OH, THE COMM OF ST NICHOLAS,WADSWORTH,OH, THE PERFORMANCE GROUP,WOOSTER,OH, THE TREES ETC,WOOSTER,OH, THERMOGAS ASHLAND 122,TULSA,OK, THOMAS CANDY S,WARSAW,OH, THOMAS DONNA J,DUNDEE,OH, THOMAS FRANCES M,WADSWORTH,OH, THOMAS GLEN A,WOOSTER,OH, THOMAS KATHRYN A,WEST SALEM,OH, THOMPSON CLYDE J,WELLINGTON,OH, THOMPSON JAMES L,SEXTONVILLE,WI, THOMPSON JEFFREY,FORT WAYNE,IN, THOMPSON JOSHUA T,WOOSTER,OH, THORNTON JESSIE E,MANSFIELD,OH, THORNTON JOHN F,LOUISVILLE,OH, THORSELL SHAWN D,BURBANK,OH, TILSON JOHN B,MILLERSBURG,OH, TINCHER ROSA N,WOOSTER,OH, TINKEY KIMBERLY A,LOUDONVILLE,OH, TODORAN DAVE,WOOSTER,OH, TOMES RYTA,LODI,OH, TOMSIK PATRICK,BRUNSWICK,OH, TOPE ANNA,MILLERSBURG,OH, TOPOVSKI BRIAN P,WEST SALEM,OH, TOPOVSKI SHIRLEY,WOOSTER,OH,

TOPPINS ROGER,WEST SALEM,OH, TOWNER RAYMOND D,BIG PRAIRIE,OH, TRACY SAMUEL,WEST SALEM,OH, TRACY VICKIE L,SULLIVAN,OH, TREISCH DAVID A,WOOSTER,OH, TRINITY WIRELESS TOWERS,IRVING,TX, TROPP-HAMILT DARIEN,SMITHVILLE,OH, TROYER ALVIN M,COSHOCTON,OH, TROYER ANTHONY A,MILLERSBURG,OH, TROYER BETHANY,LOUDONVILLE,OH, TROYER DANIEL A,TROUT CREEK,MT, TROYER DARREN L,BERLIN,OH, TROYER DONALD P,WOOSTER,OH, TROYER DONALD W,WOOSTER,OH, TROYER EDWARD,SHREVE,OH, TROYER HELEN C,COSHOCTON,OH, TROYER HENRY P,DUNDEE,OH, TROYER JASON J,DUNDEE,OH, TROYER LANCE C,IRWIN,OH, TROYER LAVERN R,MILLERSBURG,OH, TROYER LAVERNE D,SUGARCREEK,OH, TROYER LEON R,DUNDEE,OH, TROYER LOVINA D,DUNDEE,OH, TROYER MARVIN D,MILLERSBURG,OH,

TROYER MARVIN P,SHREVE,OH, TROYER MATTHEW P,SHREVE,OH, TROYER MEL L,SHREVE,OH, TROYER NORMAN J,DUNDEE,OH, TROYER SAMUEL A,MILLERSBURG,OH, TROYER SAMUEL D,ASHLAND,OH, TRYGSTAD W M,WOOSTER,OH, TUCKER JASON C,WOOSTER,OH, TUCKER LEONARD O,SPENCER,OH, TURBEVILLE CINDY L,MILLERSBURG,OH, TURNAGE MARY K,WOOSTER,OH, TWILIGHT MINING CO,BERLIN,OH, U

U S SILICA CO,OTTAWA,IL, UHL JERRY,MILLERSBURG,OH, ULDRICH SUSAN I,WILMOT,OH, ULRICH LLOYD JR,WOOSTER,OH, UNDERWOOD BERT D,WOOSTER,OH, UNTIED SCOTT A,HOLMESVILLE,OH, URBAN JEFFREY J,HOWARD,OH, USTERNUL ROBERTA J,WOOSTER,OH, V

VAN WAGENEN JARED,CLEVELAND,OH, VANCE GREG A,POLK,OH, VANCE LINDA L,BRANCHLAND,WV, VANESS RONALD R,WEST SALEM,OH, VANHORN CONSTRUCTION,RUSSELLVILLE,AR, VANNATTA ED,MILLERSBURG,OH, VANNATTA GRETCHEN M,MILLERSBURG,OH, VANORMAN TODD,ROOTSTOWN,OH, VANSICKLE JAMES RII,SPRING HILL,TN, VANTILBURG VALERIE I,WESTERVILLE,OH, VARJU BETTY,FREDERICK,MD,

VAUGHAN MICHAEL A,APPLE CREEK,OH, VAUGHN JIMMY R,FRAZEYSBURG,OH, VAUGHN MITCHELL L,HOLMESVILLE,OH, VAUGHT HELEN,WOOSTER,OH, VERES LOUIS J,WEST SALEM,OH, VERNOTZY GARY A,ASHLAND,OH, VIALL SCOTT D,WEST SALEM,OH, VIANUEVA SUSAN M,RITTMAN,OH, VIDOVIC DAVID A,WEST SALEM,OH, VIRGINIA M. WAGGAMAN,WOOSTER,OH, VONALLMAN ERIC C,KILLBUCK,OH, VURA JOHN A,PITTSBURG,KS, W

WACHTEL ROBIN K,WEST SALEM,OH, WAGGAMAN VIRGIL F,LODI,OH, WAGNER JAMES P,BURBANK,OH, WAGNER JASON M,SIDNEY,OH, WAGNER LAURIE J,NEWPORT,TN, WALDEN CARL E,HOUSTON,TX, WALKER DAVID A,FREDERICKSBURG,OH, WALKER DOUGLAS K,STRASBURG,OH, WALKER ETHEL F,RITTMAN,OH, WALKER LONNIE R,RITTMAN,OH, WALLACE THOMAS EJR,LOUISVILLE,OH, WALNUT LAND & CATTLE CO,MEDINA,OH, WANDALL EARL L,WOOSTER,OH, WARD DAVID W,ELYRIA,OH, WARD THOMAS L,RITTMAN,OH, WARNER GARY R,SMITHVILLE,OH, WARNER PATRICIA A,SMITHVILLE,OH, WARNER TIMOTHY E,WEST SALEM,OH, WATSON DANIEL W,CLEVELAND,OH, WATSON RODNEY L,WEST SALEM,OH, WATTS ROSEMARY,BURBANK,OH, WAWRZYNSKI WALTER W,WARREN,MI, WEAVER DAN A,WOOSTER,OH, WEAVER EMANUEL,SUGARCREEK,OH, WEAVER ENOS D,KILLBUCK,OH, WEAVER JOEL S,MILLERSBURG,OH, WEAVER JONAS,APPLE CREEK,OH, WEAVER MARY G,MILLERSBURG,OH, WEAVER MONROE J,BELLVILLE,OH, WEAVER PAUL PJR,ORRVILLE,OH, WEAVER SARAH,HOLMESVILLE,OH,

WEAVER SCOTT W,WINESBURG,OH,

WEAVER SUSAN,STRASBURG,OH,

WEAVER TOBIAS L,MILLERSBURG,OH,

WEBB ERMA C,WOOSTER,OH, WEBB JOYCE A,SHREVE,OH,

WEBER GREGORY E,WEST SALEM,OH, WEBER HELEN J,SHREVE,OH, WEBER RHONDA L,JEROMESVILLE,OH, WEEKLEY ANDREW L,WOOSTER,OH,

WEINSZ OIL & GAS,NORTH CANTON,OH, WEISEND SHAD Y,MEDINA,OH,

WEISER SHERRY L,WOOSTER,OH, WELCH AARON J,WEST SALEM,OH,

WELLER DALE L,FRESNO,OH, WELLING RICHARD,SUGARCREEK,OH, WELLS KIMBERLY S,PATASKALA,OH, WENGERD JOHN G,WOOSTER,OH, WENGERD LAMAR E,WOOSTER,OH, WENGERD VERNON J,DUNDEE,OH, WERMAN AMY C,COEUR D ALENE,ID, WEST SALEM PACKAGING,WEST SALEM,OH, WESTFALL JAMES,SHREVE,OH, WHARFF BUTCH T,NEWCOMERSTOWN,OH, WHEELER ARLENE E,NEWCOMERSTOWN,OH, WHEELER M D,HOLMESVILLE,OH, WHELAND MARK A,SPENCER,OH, WHITACRE BEVERLY,WEST SALEM,OH, WHITBY ELIZABETH A,SPRING HILL,FL, WHITE BRENDA L,WEST SALEM,OH, WHITE DALE K,WOOSTER,OH, WHITE DEAN,MILLERSBURG,OH, WHITE DIAMOND INVEST,SHEFFIELD LAKE,OH, WHITE DIANE L,JEROMESVILLE,OH, WHITE LANCE A,WOOSTER,OH, WHITE LYNDELL A,PRYOR,OK, WHITE MICHAEL D,MILLERSBURG,OH, WHITEHEAD JOHN D,WEST SALEM,OH, WHITMAN BRIAN M,MILLERSBURG,OH, WHITMAN RONNIE,MILLERSBURG,OH, WHYDE ORIN F,WOOSTER,OH, WHYTSELL RICHARD C,WEST SALEM,OH, WILCOCK JANET L,CANAL WINCHESTER,OH, WILCOX LARRY,WOOSTER,OH, WILCZENSKI BERNARD J,GARFIELD HEIGHTS,OH, WILES MIRIAM,CRESTON,OH, WILEY JENNIFER,KILLBUCK,OH, WILHELM LIZZIE,HOLMESVILLE,OH, WILHELMY BRYAN K,WEST SALEM,OH, WILKE THOMAS C,MILLERSBURG,OH, WILKINSON MARK A,SMITHVILLE,OH, WILLARD RANDY,WOOSTER,OH, WILLIAM D. BIGGS,BURBANK,OH, WILLIAMS BEULAH M,SHREVE,OH, WILLIAMS BILLY J,BURBANK,OH, WILLIAMS ROBERT E,CROSSVILLE,TN, WILLIAMS TREVALYNN,PERRYSVILLE,OH, WILLIG STEPHEN C,HOMERVILLE,OH, WILMOTH JOHNNIE M,BROOK PARK,OH, WILSON BONNIE J,WOOSTER,OH, WILSON CHARLES WIII,AKRON,OH, WILSON CHRISTINE R,WEST SALEM,OH, WILSON DONALD J,CLEVELAND,OH, WILSON JAMES H,LAKEVILLE,OH, WILSON VERNON R,MILLERSBURG,OH, WILTSE RICHARD D,BEAVER DAM,WI, WINESBURG ANTIQUE MALL,WINESBURG,OH, WINESBURG COLLECTABLES,WINESBURG,OH, WINESBURG DARIETTE,WINESBURG,OH, WINESBURG FAMILY REST,WINESBURG,OH,

WIRTH PATRICIA A,WOOSTER,OH, WISE DEBORAH K,WOOSTER,OH, WISE MARIAN M,BURBANK,OH, WISSEL WILLIAM FSR,WEST SALEM,OH, WISSEL WILLIAM M,WESTLAKE,OH, WITNER WAYNE P,MILLERSBURG,OH, WITT INDUSTRIES,CINCINNATI,OH, WOK & ROLL INC,FLUSHING,NY, WOLF CREEK TROUT CLUB,BLACKLICK,OH, WOODRUFF BRADLEY A,WOOSTER,OH, WOODRUFF DIXIE M,MASSILLON,OH, WOODS FRANK JR,ELYRIA,OH, WOODY JOHN T,CRESTON,OH, WOOSNAM ROGER K,LODI,OH, WRATHER BETTY J,SHREVE,OH, WRIGHT CAROLYN,WOOSTER,OH, WRIGHT CHRISTOPHM,WOOSTER,OH, WRIGHT ELIZABETH,WOOSTER,OH, WRIGHT HARRY S,WALNUT CREEK,OH, WRIGHT JOHNNIE,CRESTON,OH, WRIGHT THOMAS A,DUNDEE,OH, WRINKLE RUTH A,MILLERSBURG,OH, WYAND DANIEL R,ASHLAND,OH, WYATT GEORGE W,WOOSTER,OH, WYATT TAMMY,WOOSTER,OH, WYLIE PAMELA F,BAKERSVILLE,NC, Y

YANNAYON DANA,MILLERSBURG,OH, YARNELL SUSAN M,SMITHVILLE,OH, YATES EDITH,WEST SALEM,OH, YEAGLEY RETTA J,WEST SALEM,OH, YEAKEL J D,CANTON,OH, YODER ABE N,DUNDEE,OH, YODER ATLEE A,GORDONVILLE,TX, YODER BRUCE A,MILLERSBURG,OH, YODER DANIEL C,SUGARCREEK,OH, YODER DARYL W,UHRICHSVILLE,OH, YODER DAVID N,MILLERSBURG,OH, YODER ERVIN E,FREDERICKSBURG,OH, YODER HAROLD J,PORTAGE,WI, YODER HENRY A,MESA,AZ, YODER JOHN S,WOOSTER,OH, YODER JONAS L,FREDERICKSBURG,OH, YODER JONATHAN E,DUNDEE,OH, YODER LEROY A,BERLIN,OH, YODER LESLIE A,WINESBURG,OH, YODER LYNDON,MILLERSBURG,OH, YODER MARLIN J,CHIPPEWA LAKE,OH, YODER MELVIN J,FREDERICKSBURG,OH, YODER MERLE E,DUNDEE,OH, YODER MOSE A,FRESNO,OH, YODER NATHANIEL P,DUNDEE,OH, YODER REUBEN J,DUNDEE,OH, YODER RICHARD L,BEACH CITY,OH, YODER ROMAN L,WOOSTER,OH, YODER SARA,FREDERICKSBURG,OH, YODER STEVEN J,DUNDEE,OH,

YOST BERNARD,SHERRODSVILLE,OH, YOST MICHAEL H,SHERRODSVILLE,OH, YOST PEGGY,RITTMAN,OH, YOST WILLIAM E,BURBANK,OH, YOUNG IVAN A,MT PLEASANT,TN, YOUNG MARJORIE,GLENMONT,OH, YOUNG SCOTT,BALTIC,OH,

YOUNG THOMAS J,NEW MARKET,AL, YOUNGBLOOD MICHAEL S,DUNDEE,OH, YOUNKER PAUL,CRESTON,OH, Z

ZACHER THOMAS R,WOOSTER,OH, ZAY ELEANOR D,WESTLAKE,OH, ZEBRAK JOSEPH V,LYNDHURST,OH,

ZECHER WILLIAM ASR,BARBERTON,OH, ZEDAKER HOLLIE,DUNDEE,OH, ZEDAKER JEFFERY L,DUNDEE,OH, ZEIGLER LOVA L,KILLBUCK,OH, ZEMLA NATALIE D,CLEVELAND,OH, ZICKEFOOSE JUDY A,KILLBUCK,OH, ZIMMERMAN ALLEN P,WOOSTER,OH,

ZIMMERMAN GLADYS M,BURBANK,OH, ZIMMERMAN JOHN D,CRESTON,OH, ZOUMBERAKIS STEVE,CANTON,OH, ZURAKOWSKI BRUCE,LEBANON,OH, ZYWICA RONALD D,BURBANK,OH,

A HUG card is like a gift card for your utility bill and can be sent to any HWEC member, whether you know them or not, to help pay their electric bill!

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BY CRAIG SPRINGER

With its pointed crest and for its striking cardinalred color alone, the northern cardinal is not only easy to notice, but also to remember and to appreciate. Lucky for us, it never leaves the home place.

November is fall’s fulcrum — the time when winter soon comes in earnest to slowly settle over the land like a thickening shadow. A whole host of bird species that chirped and tweeted and bounded over our yards and parks, fields and woodlots over the summer has long since left for warmer climes in the Deep South and beyond to South America to ride out our cold spell.

They will be back. But in the meantime, we get to enjoy our delightful redbird. The northern cardinal will still be around, in town and about the countryside — a crimsonred shard with wings, flitting about in shrubs and trees, around wood piles, and along forest edges.

The colorful northern cardinal lives over the entirety of Ohio, and that alone is reason enough for the state legislative assembly to name it the official state bird. There are other meritorious reasons that call forth warm approval and high regard.

Its collection of sixteen unique songs is one good reason. The northern cardinal never stops singing throughout the year. Spring brings with it a crescendo of bird song from those recently arrived from the South as they prepare to nest, claiming aloud what is their own turf; the bachelor birds vociferously call out their eligibility.

But our redbird goes at it throughout the year, most commonly calling out a sharp singular chirp that sounds like an icepick hitting a piece of stainless steel — a call

reserved for warning other family members of potential danger. Boldly perched atop shrubs and trees where all can see, a male northern cardinal sings out a serried sharp pur-tee, pur-tee, pur-tee with an upswing at the end. They also let out a cheer, cheer, cheer, with descending notes. Winter, spring, summer — or in November — their crisp calls arc through the air like hot sparks.

Much of their song is territorial in nature, staking out and defending their nesting sites and offspring. With the passing of winter, cardinals claim nest sites in trees and shrubs, with males aggressively warding off competing males. In courtship, the males feed insects and seeds to females.

Cardinals are by nature accustomed to laying only a few grayish-white speckled eggs that are tended to by both parents through incubation and fledging. That’s a period less than two weeks long. Putting less energy into brooding only a few eggs at a time allows cardinals to produce multiple broods going as late as August. Scientists have determined that cardinal eggs and fledglings are subjected to high rates of predation by mice and snakes and parasitization by brown-headed cowbirds. The cowbirds lay their eggs in cardinal nests, and the unwitting hosts raise the parasitic baby birds as their own. Only about 30% of cardinal eggs make it to fledglings. So cardinals produce multiple broods through the nesting period to get along. Cardinals fledged any later than August would not be fit and ready to face the perils of the arduous winter that is sure to follow.

But winter has beauty all its own. It is easy to imagine a leafless maple, or pines or red cedars, draped in snow and a redbird flitting about, a scenario that might leave a little fluttering in your heart on a cold, snowy day.

The cardinal impressed American culture; it is the official bird of seven states, and the Amtrak train the Cardinal runs through six of them on its glide between New York City and Chicago, including a stop in Cincinnati. It’s the mascot of sports teams, professional and collegiate, such as Otterbein University and Wheeling University; 14 Ohio high schools own a cardinal mascot.

What’s not to appreciate about the cardinal? As Ohio nature writer Julie Zickefoose puts forth in her book, The Bluebird Effect, “The presence of a single bird can change everything for one who appreciates them.”

So, put out a bird feeder this fall and get a closer look at the state bird. You might even consider taking part in Project Feeder Watch, which offers feeding tips. You can casually watch birds at home and contribute bird-watching data that will be useful to scientists at Cornell University and elsewhere. Participants can start at any time.

The bright red male northern cardinal (opposite page) is easy to spot in any season; the female of the species sports more muted colors (photos via (Getty Images).

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Gift Guide

Got someone on your list who’s seemingly impossible to buy for? Make shopping simple this season with our tally of treasures sure to be a treat for even the trickiest members of your tribe.

(Oh, and by the way, all of these are made, based, or sold within cooperative communities around the state!)

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SHELBY BRADFORD MOORE

For those who need a getaway

Treat them like royalty

Take a step back in time during your next weekend trip by booking a stay at Landoll’s Mohican Castle, tucked right in the heartland of Mohican country. This breathtaking estate offers its guests luxury and old-world charm, and an on-site restaurant and courts for pickleball and basketball. Visit the website to book a trip or purchase a gift certificate for a stay in one of 11 suites in the original castle.

www.landollsmohicancastle.com 561 Township Road 3352, Loudonville, OH 44842 419-994-3427 | info@landollsmohicancastle.com

A stay in Utopia

An Airbnb gift card could translate into a stay in the luxurious Utopia cabin at Paradise Lake, a private lake near New Philadelphia in Amish country. Utopia promises a relaxing haven for nature lovers, with peaceful water views as well as opportunities for kayaking, fishing, or simply relaxing by the shore. Utopia boasts two bedrooms, a full kitchen, and a hot tub. Other Paradise Lake cabins sleep as many as 14 or as few as two. All are available year-round.

www.paradiselakeohio.com 6400 Paradise Lake Rd. SW, New Philadelphia, OH 44663 | 330-275-3880

For the homebodies

Let them pamper themselves

Every item sold by Mae’s Finer Finds & Creations is handcrafted in Spencerville, including their popular soy candles and blankets. A chunky blanket, custommade with the recipient’s favorite colors, or a gorgeous dough-bowl soy candle for cozy nights at home, transforms any night in into something special. Visit the website to place an order or find a list of stores where their products are sold. www.finerfindsandcreations.com

At-home spa treatment

Unique artisan gifts and goods from more than 50 local vendors can be found at Hand + Home. A gift basket with products like body and face polish, hydrating facial mist, facial oils, and cleansers will make for a delightful at-home spa night. Place an order on their website or visit their store in Findlay.

www.handandhome.co

622 South Main Street, Findlay, OH 45840

For the artsy

Fine art from a local Mac Worthington is a world-renowned artist best known for his abstract sculptures and paintings, which can be seen in homes, businesses, and public spaces around the world. A print of a Mac Worthington original would make the perfect gift for your art enthusiast. Browse and purchase through the Ohio native’s online store or visit his personal gallery and studio in Ostrander.

www.macworthington.com 5935 Houseman Road, Ostrander, OH 43061

Blown glass to blow their minds

Your art buff will be blown away by the handblown glass artwork available at Jack Pine Studio! These one-of-a-kind glass pieces can be purchased at the Jack Pine Studio gallery in Laurelville, or online and shipped straight to you. Our favorites are the glass mugs, vases, bowls, and garden art.

www.jackpinestudio.com 21397 OH-180, Laurelville, OH 43135

Custom heavy metal

A Brighton-based company called Fabit is known for its unique metal art, welded in-house with American steel. Some of their most popular products are custom-made firepits and windchimes! Check them out on Facebook to view their recent projects and place a custom order, or visit their showroom in Brighton to purchase alreadymade sculptures, wall art, and other goods.

52300 State Route 18, Brighton, OH 44090 440-315-1649 | fabit2016@gmail.com

For the outdoorsy

Acres and acres to explore

Established in 1929 with a mission to enrich lives through the conservation of trees, nature, and history, the Dawes Arboretum covers nearly 2,000 acres and is home to about 16,000 trees. Purchase an individual or family membership for your nature lover to give them access to year-round nature exploration, programs, events, and other outdoorsy experiences.

www.dawesarb.org 7770 Jacksontown Road, Newark, OH 43056 740-323-2355 | information@dawesarb.org

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plant for any occasion

This plant destination is known for its massive collection of succulents, unusual plants, and wide variety of indoor and outdoor flora. Groovy Plants Ranch also offers yearround classes and workshops, presales of seasonal plants, a gem mining station for kids, and much more. To shop for your gardener, visit the Ranch in Marengo or peruse their website.

www.groovyplantsranch.com 4140 County Road 15, Marengo, OH 43334

A place to hide

Have a hunter in your life? Surprise them with a new Stryker Hunting Blind, handconstructed in Millersburg. These stealthy blinds come in a variety of shapes and sizes to fit the needs of any hunter. Check out the blinds offered on Stryker’s website and contact them by phone or email to order.

https://strykerhuntingblinds.com 330-674-3900 | info@strykerhuntingblinds.com

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A great cup of coffee

Get your coffee aficionado a delicious cup o’ Joe this holiday season! Silver Bridge Coffee roasts small-batch blends of coffee made with carefully selected arabica beans from all over the world. For the holidays, your loved one will enjoy one of Silver Bridge’s seasonal blends — Highlander Grogg or Snow Angel — or one of their ever-popular coffee-themed advent calendars.

Order online at www.silverbridgecoffee.com

Specialty wine

This mother/daughter-owned Gallia County winery and vineyard features a wide variety of wines grown and bottled on-site. Your wine connoisseur will love Merry Family Winery’s seasonal and specialty wines, like Homestead White, Decadent Red, White Diamonds, and Lucky 7. Stop by the winery to pick up a bottle Wednesday–Saturday between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., or until 8 p.m. on Fridays.

www.merrywinery.com

2376 State Route 850, Bidwell, OH 45614

Flavor upon flavor

On a Millersburg farm, dozens of all-natural, gourmet products — ranging from dry rubs and glazes to syrups and infused vinegars — are blended, cooked, and bottled by hand. We recommend trying any of their delicious syrups, which are tapped right on their farm. Simple Products items for your home chef can be purchased online and shipped to your home. https://.simplegourmetsyrups.com

For the holly & jolly

A European holiday

Find the perfect gift for your Christmas enthusiasts at the Christkindl Market of Bryan, where vendors will be set up in a European-style market around Bryan’s courthouse square. The market will be open 4–8 p.m. each Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, beginning the day after Thanksgiving through December 20. For a list of vendors, visit the Christkindl Market of Bryan Facebook page.

www.facebook.com/ChristkindlBryan 118 West High Street, Bryan, OH 43506

Festivity year-round

Snowmen and reindeer and candy canes — oh my! Six Christmas-themed stores can be found in West Unity, each with its own special theme. Inside, guests can find festive home décor, Nativity scenes, snow globes, and unique ornaments. Visit the website for specific store addresses, hours, and products.

www.hollyjollychristmasshop.com/ west-unity-stores

Comparing is believing.

When you compare our geothermal system to a traditional gas or electric HVAC unit, the winner is clear.

We’ve got the competition beat on every level. A WaterFurnace geothermal heat pump offers unmatched efficiencies, so your energy costs are much lower than with a conventional furnace or a/c. It doesn’t rely on fossil fuels, so it’s much better on the environment. And the consistent temperatures and low humidity allow you to dial in your ideal comfort. Try it out and you’ll see—WaterFurnace wins. Contact your local WaterFurnace dealer today!

Geothermal is the only renewable that provides reliable operation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

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NORTHWEST

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER

NOV. 25 – Kenton Window Wonderland and Christmas Parade, downtown Kenton. Free. Unveiling of the Window Wonderland and lighting of the Hardin County courthouse at 6 p.m., followed by “Ohio’s Biggest Small Town Christmas Parade” at 6:30 p.m. Entertainment includes the Amazing Giants, a train ride for children, Santa, and so much more! 419-673-4131 or www.facebook.com/ KentonHistoricCourthouseDistrict.

DEC. 5–7 – ONU Holiday Spectacular, Lima Civic Center, #7 Town Square, Lima, Fri./Sat. 7:30 p.m., Sat./Sun. 2 p.m. $5. The fully staged musical revue features festive carols, lavish sets, ballerinas, toy soldiers, and St. Nick himself! Showcases the performance talents of Ohio Northern University students and area children. Purchase tickets at Kewpee Locations. www.facebook.com/onutheatre.

NOV. 20 – Grand Illumination, downtown Sidney, 6–6:30 p.m. Free. Watch the downtown light up with a flip of the switch by the big guy himself, right from the grounds of the Shelby County Courthouse. www. sidneyalive.org.

NOV. 20–22 – ONU Holiday Spectacular, Freed Center, 500 W. College Ave., Ada, Thur.–Sat. 7:30 p.m., Sat. 2 p.m. $5–$20. The fully staged musical revue features festive carols, lavish sets, ballerinas, toy soldiers, and St. Nick himself! Showcases the performance talents of Ohio Northern University students and area children. 419-772-1900, www. freedcenter.com, or www.facebook.com/onutheatre, NOV. 21–JAN. 3 – NWORRP North Pole Express, Northwest Ohio Railroad Preservation Inc., 12505 Co. Rd. 99, Findlay. $5; 12 and under, $3. Hop on board our quarter-scale trains for a trip through a winter wonderland of lights and festive decorations. See operating toy trains, hundreds of decorated trees, and Santa and Mrs. Claus on select nights. 419-423-2995, www.facebook.com/nworrp, or www.nworrp.org.

NOV. 21 – Winter Wonderland Parade of Lights, downtown Sidney, 7– 8 p.m. Free. Bring your family and friends downtown to enjoy this annual holiday tradition. www.sidneyalive.org.

NOV. 28–DEC. 31 – Lake of Lights, Saulisberry Park/France Lake, 13344 St. Rte. 67 W., Kenton, 6–9 p.m. daily. $5/car. A drive-through lighting event. Special events held on the weekends. 567-674-4567, lakeoflights08@gmail.com, or www.facebook.com/ LakeOfLights.

NOV. 29 – Christmas Parade and Holiday Kickoff, throughout West Liberty. Enjoy open houses and special deals in the village shops and holiday fun all day, then join us at 6:30 p.m. for the Christmas Light Up the Village parade welcoming Santa. www. mywestliberty.com.

DEC. 3–7 – Christmas Tree Festival, Allen County Museum, 620 W. Market St., Lima. Free; donations welcome. Over 100 decorated Christmas trees from community organizations, as well as “Evergreen” the Talking Christmas Tree. Tours of MacDonell House, daily demos in the Log House, and kids’ activities. www.allencountymuseum.org/events.

DEC. 5 – Delphos Kiwanis Hometown Christmas, Delphos, 6–8:30 p.m. Free. Parade starts at 6:30 p.m. Lots of activities throughout downtown for all ages! 419-236-5314, delphoskiwanis@gmail.com, or www. visitgreaterlima.com/calendar.

DEC. 5–6 — 25th annual Festival of Trees, downtown Mendon, Fri. 6–9 p.m., Sat. 1–5:30 p.m. Mendon’s town hall will be filled with beautifully decorated Christmas trees. Carriage rides, kids’ shopping, free family photos, with a visit from Santa on Saturday. www.facebook.com/p/Mendon-Festivalof-Trees-100069647363279

WEST VIRGINIA

THROUGH JAN. 4 – Festival of Lights, Oglebay Resort, Wheeling, dusk to midnight nightly. See 300 acres of twinkling lights and displays over a 6-mile drive. www.oglebay.com.

NOV. 29–30, DEC. 6–7 – Spirit of Christmas in the Mountains, Fort New Salem, 81 Settlers Lane, Salem. $8; 10 and under free with paid adult. Join us for an Appalachian Christmas, including costumed interpreters, demos, caroling, and tree lighting. 304695-2220, director@fortnewsalemfoundation.org, or www.fortnewsalemfoundation.org.

DEC. 5–6 – Winterfest, uptown Clarksburg. Christmas parade, Winterfest queen and royalty, artisans, food vendors, holiday music, and more. www.facebook.com/ClarksburgWinterFest.

DEC. 6 – Christmas at Apollo Craft Show, Apollo Career Center, 3325 Shawnee Rd., Lima, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. $3; 12 and under free. Over 100 crafters selling homemade and handcrafted wares. Food available for purchase. www.facebook.com/apollocareercenter.

DEC. 6–7 – Schumacher Homestead Christmas Open House, 8350 Bixel Rd., Bluffton, 2–6 p.m. No admission fee; donation only. Tour the restored 1843 home and enjoy the decorations, songs of the season, snacks, and the holiday gift shop. Later in the day see the home lit by candlelight; there may even be a visit by St. Nick! 419-358-1049 or glwetherill@gmail.com.

DEC. 12–14 – Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Encore Theatre, 991 N. Shore Dr., Lima, Fri./Sat. 8 p.m. See all your favorite characters from the TV holiday classic come to life onstage! 419-223-8866 or www. amiltellers.org.

DEC. 13 – Lima Symphony Orchestra and Chorus: “Bells, Brass & Bows,” Lima Civic Center, #7 Town Square, Lima, 7:30 p.m. $15–$50. The festive concert will feature a stunning blend of sacred music and holiday favorites. This year’s highlight will be the “Twelve Days of Ohio Christmas,” a delightful twist on the classic carol. 419-222-5701 or www. limasymphony.com.

DEC. 13 – Wreaths Across America Day at Shawnee Cemetery, Shawnee and Zurmehly Roads, Lima, 12 p.m. Free. Remember and honor our veterans by laying fresh evergreen remembrance wreaths on the graves of our country’s fallen heroes. Sign up to volunteer or sponsor a wreath at https://wreathsacrossamerica.org/pages/179674/ Overview/?relatedId=179651

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NORTHEAST

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER

NOV. 25–JAN. 9 – Steubenville Nutcracker Village, downtown Steubenville. Free. See 200 large-aslife, unique nutcrackers stationed amid lights and holiday decorations throughout the downtown 24/7 Also enjoy hayrides, children’s activities, music, crafts, and much more! 740-283-4935 or www. steubenvillenutcrackervillage.com.

NOV. 28–30 – Holmes County Pottery Holiday Open House, 8500 Co. Rd. 373, Big Prairie, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. www.facebook.com/holmescountypottery or www.holmescountypottery.com.

admission. Handmade arts and crafts, bake sale, raffle. 440-655-4455, prrmevent@att.net, or www. painesvillerailroadmuseum.org.

NOV. 15 – Annual March-In, Fort Laurens, 11067 Fort Laurens Rd. NW, Bolivar, Ohio, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Celebrate the anniversary of the Continental Army’s arrival to the site of Ohio’s only Revolutionary War fort as reenactors march into the fort. Various historical demonstrations; learn about 18th-century weaponry, tools, and practices. 330-874-2059 or www. fortlaurensmuseum.org.

NOV. 21 – Window Wonderland, downtown Wooster, 3 p.m. Free. Decorated storefront windows, Santa descending from the rooftop of the Briggs & Starr Building, hot chocolate, treats, live reindeer, horsedrawn carriage rides, lighting of the Christmas tree in the square, and much more. 330-262-6222 or www. mainstreetwooster.org.

NOV. 22–23 – Christmas at The Farmhouse, 1087 St. Rte. 534 SW, Newton Falls, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Over 50 vendors selling handmade items. Carolers, food trailers, hot chocolate, and shopping. Be sure to dress for the weather! https://trulytrumbull.com/events/ christmas-at-the-farmhouse-2

SOUTHWEST

THROUGH NOV. 30 – Pumpkin Blow, Neusole Glassworks, 11925 Kemper Springs Dr., Cincinnati, Wed./Thur. 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Fri.–Sun. 10 a.m.–8 p.m. (excluding Thanksgiving Day). $55 per 30-minute session. Must be 5 years and older. Make your own blown-glass pumpkin from hot molten glass! Reservations required. 513-751-3292 or neusoleglassworks@hotmail.com.

THROUGH DEC. 17 – Bluegrass Wednesdays, Vinoklet Winery, 11069 Colerain Ave., Cincinnati, Wed. 6:30–8:30 p.m. Enjoy dinner, wine, and an evening of free entertainment by Vernon McIntyre’s Appalachian Grass. Reservations recommended. 513-385-9309, vinokletwinery@fuse.net, or www. vinokletwines.com.

NOV. 28–30, DEC. 5–7, 12–14, 20–28 – Medina County Fair Drive Thru Holiday Lights, Medina Co. Fgds., 720 W. Smith Rd., Medina, Sun.–Thur. 6–9 p.m., Fri./Sat. 6–10 p.m. Car $10, small bus/15-passenger van $20, large bus $70 330-723-9633 or www. medinaohiofair.com.

NOV. 28–DEC. 30 – Christmas at the Fort, Historic Fort Steuben, 120 S. 3rd St., Steubenville. Holiday Market, colorful lights and decorations, puppet shows, photo opportunities, music, Christmas Shoppe, Holly Trolley rides, and tours of Fort Steuben. For complete schedule, visit www.oldfortsteuben.com.

NOV. 29, DEC. 6, 13 – Christmas Tours, Historic Zoar Village, 198 Main St., Zoar. $15. Step back in time as you explore beautifully decorated historic buildings, each showcasing German Christmas traditions and the origins of the traditions of the Christmas season. Tours are by reservation and leave every 30 minutes; limit of 15 people per tour. 330-874-3011 or www. historiczoarvillage.com.

NOV. 30 – The Handmade Market, Painesville Railroad Museum (NYC Painesville Depot), 475 Railroad St., Painesville, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Free

NOV. 1–DEC. 28 – Ornament Blow, Neusole Glassworks, 11925 Kemper Springs Dr., Cincinnati, Wed./Thur. 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Fri.–Sun. 10 a.m.–8 p.m. (closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day). $45 per 15-minute session. Must be 5 years and older. Make your own Christmas ornament from hot molten glass! Reservations required. 513-751-3292 or neusoleglassworks@ hotmail.com.

NOV. 13–15 – Industrial Strength, Roberts Convention Centre, 123 Gano St., Wilmington. Doors open Thur. at 2 p.m., Fri./Sat., at 10 a.m. $50–$200; 17–25, half off with student ID; 16 and under free with paid adult. Indoor music festival featuring the best in bluegrass and American roots music. 800965-9324 or www.somusicfest.com.

NOV. 22 – Hometown Holiday Horse Parade and Lighted Truck/Tractor Parade, downtown Greenville, 7 p.m. Parades will be followed by the lighting of Greenville’s Christmas tree. Also enjoy carriage rides, food truck vendors, seasonal music, and much more! 937-548-4998 or www. downtowngreenville.org.

NOV. 28 – Grand Illumination, Public Square, Troy, 5–9 p.m. Kick off the holiday season with the annual Christmas tree-lighting celebration downtown. Come early to catch the arrival of Santa Claus, get in line for the horse-drawn carriage rides, shop for sweet treats and handmade crafts from local vendors, and more!

DEC. 9 – Cynthia Cioffari and the BassoonaRoos: “An Evening of Holiday Favorites,” Canal Fulton Public Library, 154 Market St. NE, Canal Fulton, 6:30 p.m. Free. A lively performance of holiday classics played on bassoon, including selections from Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker, Leroy Anderson’s “Sleigh Ride,” Irving Berlin’s “White Christmas,” and jazz-inspired arrangements. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. 419-853-6016 or www.ormaco.org.

DEC. 13 – Handbell Christmas Concert, Lincoln Way Vineyards, 9050 W. Old Lincoln Way, Wooster, 1 p.m. Presented by the Grace Ringers and Friends. Honoring veterans. Food truck on-site. Call 330-4640792, 330-345-6472, or 330-804-9463 for more information.

DEC. 14 – Barbara Rosene: “A Jolly Holiday with the American Songbook,” Wadsworth Public Library, 132 Broad St., Wadsworth, 2–3 p.m. Free. Rosene will sing her favorite holiday jazz standards, accompanied by pianist Rock Wehrmann. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. 419-853-6016 or www.ormaco.org.

DEC. 14 – Massillon Train and Toy Show, Massillon Knights of Columbus Hall, 988 Cherry Rd. NW, Massillon, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. $5; 12 and under free. Free parking. 150+ tables. All gauges and parts, running layouts, farm and vintage toys, die-cast models, NASCAR items, and more. Food and drink available. 330-262-7488 or http://cjtrains.com/shows.

Lights turn on at 7 p.m. www.troymainstreet.org.

NOV. 29 – Hometown HoliDazzle Illuminated Parade and Festival, downtown Wilmington. Events begin at 3 p.m.; parade at 7 p.m. www. hometownholidazzle.com.

DEC. 6 – Annual Lebanon Horse-Drawn Carriage Parades and Festival, downtown Lebanon. See beautifully decorated horse-drawn carriages glide through the streets, each one adorned with twinkling lights, garlands, and ornaments. Daylight parade at 1 p.m.; candlelight parade at 7 p.m. Festival features local food and craft vendors, live entertainment, Santa, and more! Find us on Facebook at lebanoncarriageparade or www.lebanonchamber.org.

DEC. 6 – Downtown Piqua Holiday Parade, beginning at corner of Main and Greene Streets, Piqua, 2 p.m. Visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus after the parade on the fourth floor of Fort Piqua Plaza. www.mainstreetpiqua.com.

DEC. 6–7, 13–14 – “The Bethlehem Experience,” Countryside Church of Christ, 468 Tranquility Pike, Seaman, 6–8 p.m. Free. Outdoor, interactive guided tour representing a walk through the little town of Bethlehem as you celebrate the birth of Christ in a live rendering of that glorious night. 937-3863154, www.countrysidechurchofchrist.com, or follow us on Facebook.

SOUTHEAST

THROUGH NOV. 27 – Athens Farmers Market, Athens Community Center, 701 E. State St., Athens, Wed. 9 a.m.–noon. Open year-round Sat. 9 a.m.–noon. 740-593-6763, www.athensfarmersmarket. org, or www.facebook.com/afm.ohio.

THROUGH DEC. 31 – Dickens Victorian Village, downtown Cambridge. Stroll the downtown streets to view more than 100 lifelike scenes that capture the spirit of Victorian England. 800-933-5480 or www.dickensvictorianvillage.com.

THROUGH JAN. 1 – Guernsey County Courthouse Holiday Light Show, Cambridge. Synchronized

CENTRAL

NOV. 15 – Veterans Day Concert, Epiphany  Lutheran Church, 268 Hill Rd. N., Pickerington, 3 p.m. Free admission; freewill offering will be taken. Join the Pickerington Community Chorus as we present our annual concert to honor our veterans. www. facebook.com/Pickeringtoncommunitychorus.

NOV. 17 – National Take a Hike Day, YMCA side of Roundtown Trail, 440 Nicholas Dr., Circleville, 1 p.m. Join us for a stroll along a paved path as you enjoy the crisp fall air, scenic views, and the experience of connecting with nature and community. Program will be canceled in event of inclement weather. Dress appropriately for outdoor conditions. An adult must accompany all children under the age of 12. For questions, email mellis@pickawaycountyohio.gov.

NOV. 19 – Walk-A-Long Wednesdays at Pickaway Trail, 23727 Canal Rd., Circleville, 9:30 a.m. Free. Please dress appropriately for outdoor conditions and for a walk along various trail surfaces. An adult must accompany all children under 12. Program will be canceled in event of inclement weather. For questions, contact mellis@pickawaycountyohio.gov.

light and music shows nightly. More than 85,000 lights, two amazing 23-foot Christmas trees, and 60 animated displays. 800-933-5480 or www. dickensvictorianvillage.com.

NOV. 14 – Christmas with the Celts, Majestic Theatre, 45 E. Second St., Chillicothe, 7:30 p.m. $30–$40. High-energy holiday show blending lively Irish carols, modern Christmas hits, spirited Irish dancing, and heartwarming humor. www. majesticchillicothe.net.

NOV. 15 – Chillicothe VAEA Winter Craft Bazaar, Chillicothe VA Medical Center, Bldg. 9, 17273 St. Rte. 104, Chillicothe, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Free admission. Enjoy homemade noodles, handmade crafts, a silent auction, and up to 30 vendors. https:// visitchillicotheohio.com/event/winter-bazaar.

NOV. 21 – ThunderBeard: A Tribute to ZZ Top, Majestic Theatre, 45 E. Second St., Chillicothe, 7:30 p.m. $29–$45. A high-energy live show packed with iconic hits, fuzzy guitars, and top-tier showmanship that captures the spirit of the legendary Texas rockers. www.majesticchillicothe.net.

NOV. 29 – Cambridge Christmas Parade, Wheeling Avenue, Cambridge, 5 p.m. Join us as we kick off the holiday season with our annual Christmas

parade. This year’s theme is “Christmas Fun for Everyone.” Enjoy dazzling floats, festive music, twinkling lights, and of course a visit from Santa Clause! www.downtowncambridge.com.

DEC. 3 – Rudolf Run 5K and Glow Walk, Chillicothe, 6 p.m. $10–$30. Enjoy a festive evening race starting at the Elks Lodge (42 W. Second St.) and ending at Enderlin Circle in Yoctangee Park. Registration includes a glow nose and necklace (if registered by 11/23), with proceeds supporting downtown Christmas lights. www. downtownchillicothe.com.

DEC. 6 – Phil Dirt and the Dozers, Majestic Theatre, 45 E. Second St., Chillicothe, 7:30 p.m. $25–$40. The band returns for their annual family-friendly concert, featuring classic hits from the ’50s–’70s and festive Christmas favorites in a nostalgic rock-and-roll celebration. www.majesticchillicothe.net.

DEC. 14 – Columbus Symphony Holiday Pops Spectacular, Ohio University Chillicothe, Shoemaker Center, 101 University Dr., Chillicothe, 4 p.m. $5–$25 CSO and Ross County’s own Community Choir will present an evening of joyful music and holiday cheer for the whole family. www.crcf.net/holiday-popsspectacular-2025

NOV. 21–22 – Christmas in the Country Shop Hop, various businesses in the Amanda, Tarlton, and Stoutsville area. Take a ride in the country to shop for Christmas treasures, vintage finds, good food, and much more. Join our scavenger hunt to gather entries into our drawing for Shop Hop Bucks. 740-207-1808 (call or text) or www.countryshophop.com.

NOV. 22 – Annual Craft Show, 23720 Airport Rd., Coshocton, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Free admission. Fundraiser for Hopewell School PTO and Coshocton County Special Olympics. Over 40 vendors, food, 50/50, raffles, food, and more. 740-575-4809, tcollins@ coshdd.org, or www.coshdd.org/craft-show.

NOV. 28 – Annual Holiday Bazaar and Craft Show, Lake Park Pavilion, 23253 OH-83, Coshocton, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. With over 40 talented vendors of handmade crafts, you will be sure to find that special gift or something special for yourself! Come and enter to win one of many door prizes. www.coshoctonlakepark.com.

NOV. 29 – Luminous Layers: Shimmer Painting Workshop, Park HQ, 16405 US HWY 23 South Bloomfield, 12–4 p.m. $12 fee. For ages 8+. Local nature artist and naturalist Nora Steele will help guide you as you create your own shimmering masterpiece! All materials provided. Register in advance on Eventbrite to reserve your spot, then drop in anytime during the listed hours. Takes approximately 45 minutes. An adult must accompany all children under the age of 12. For questions, email mellis@ pickawaycountyohio.gov.

DEC. 5 – First Friday Art Walk, downtown Zanesville, 5–8 p.m. Come downtown on the first Friday of the month, when all our participating galleries, studios, and small businesses are open at the same time! See our website for a map of current participants: https:// artcoz.org/arts-district-map.

DEC. 5 – Pickerington Holiday Gathering, Pickerington Village, 5–8 p.m. City Christmas tree lighting at 5:30 p.m. Horse-drawn wagon rides, ice carving, petting zoo, kids’ activities, strolling carolers, food trucks, and more. Holiday Gift Market 5–8:30 p.m. Lions Club Holiday Parade steps off at 8 p.m. 614-382-2452 or www. pickeringtonvillage.com.

DEC. 7 – Christmas in the Country Craft Show, M Event Centre, 24688 Co. Rd. 10, Coshocton, noon–4 p.m. Local crafters, food vendor for lunch, and holiday-themed drinks while you shop. www. facebook.com/events/1371113114152163

DEC. 12 – Columbus Symphony Orchestra Holiday Spectacular, Faith Memorial Church, 2610 W. Fair Ave., Lancaster, 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Adults $30, children $10. Tickets available online or by calling the CBUSArts Ticket Office at 614-469-0939 or the church office at 740-654-1711. For information: www.columbussymphony.com or www.faithm.ch.

DEC. 13 – Craft Show, Lancaster Campground Activity Bldg., 2151 W. Fair Ave., Lancaster, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Sponsored by Fairfield County Genealogical Research Library. Numerous vendors and crafters; drawings; bake sale and refreshments. 740-653-2573 or www.fairfieldgenealogy.org.

DEC. 14 – Lancaster Men’s Chorus Christmas Concert, Fairfield Christian Church, 1965 N. Columbus St., Lancaster, 3 p.m. This year’s program features “Our Favorite Things” about the holiday season presented in song form. Tickets can be purchased at the door or online at www.lancastermenschorus.org.

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1 The table is all set for Thanksgiving dinner at the Bailey house Beth Bailey, Pioneer Electric Cooperative member.

2 — My son, Riggs, and his cousins, Bella, Brentlee, and Avery, gathered around the Thanksgiving table. Blaine Klaus, Guernsey-Muskingum Electric Cooperative member.

3 — Our Thanksgiving table. Catrina Zanotto, Consolidated Cooperative member.

4 — Thankful for another year to celebrate with friends who are like family! Andrew Bushman, Midwest Electric member.

5 — Our Thanksgiving table. Darla Trigg, Washington Electric Cooperative member.

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