Grace Dearing

COVID protocols might have changed how school looks, local administrators say, but it didn’t change what school means.

As the head of corporate communications for Kroger, Kristal Howard knows how to make a statement. “Fashion is a language,” she reminds us.

Poet, painter, and performance artist Jaylin Leslie explores her personal journey in a new book, “Seasons.”

Restaurateur Cristian Pietoso carries on his father’s legacy in Pendleton as Nicola’s celebrates 25 years in business.

Three life coaches offer their coping strategies for carrying the heavy load that’s on your mind, whatever it may be.

Facing COVID-19, society's racial hurdles, and strong political tensions challenges our mental health more than ever.

Peter and Stephen Barrett were introduced to thrifting at a young age, which eventually led to the creation of their design brand, Creamy Studios, while students at Ohio University.

As the General Manager of Halpin Plumbing, Skylar Halpin is a third-generation plumber, a trade that’s essential to every part of our lives.

Jazz saxophonist Kayla Upthegrove expresses herself through music, which has been a challenge during the pandemic.

Patrick and Sarah Davis opened The Fringe Coffee House in October to help formerly incarcerated individuals reenter society and find employment.