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Newly appointed Fairview Area Historical Society genealogist Bill "Rocky" Rzodkiewicz talks about his interest in history in this Q and A with Erie Times-News writer, Lisa Thompson. It all started with a bottle dump in his backyard in Fairview.
J.T. O'Donnell, founder and chief executive of Work It Daily in Hampton, has nearly 2.5 million LinkedIn followers and will be a guest speaker at the fifth annual 10 to Watch Awards on May 23 at 3S Artspace in Portsmouth. The contest honoring the Seacoast's top young professionals is presented by Catapult Seacoast and Seacoast Media Group with supporting sponsor Bank of America.
Dr. Barton Lewis talks about his career in mental health.
Julie Cassidy thought of herself as a strong woman and by extension not someone who would have PTSD. What she has learned over the past year is that she is a strong woman, and one with PTSD.
Some days, things are really good for Cathy Baker, a peer specialist at Life Management Center. Other times, it can be "hell."
In episode 32, we rattle off songs that make us think of summer. We also share responses from our Facebook followers.
Ernest Combee, 86, has lived long enough to see the world go from people using horses to ride into downtown Lakeland to watching humans launch into space, their rockets streaking a white column across the blue sky beyond his family’s homestead.
READ MORE: http://www.theledger.com/news/20180505/interview-with-lakelands-ernest-combee-great-grandson-of-confederate-soldier
Savannah Morning News editorial page editor Adam Van Brimmer sits down with Joe Buck to discuss why he decided to run for school board president and what he would like to accomplish in his first "100 days" should he win.
Charles Hauck of Gallery X, Kevin Mitchell of The Collective NB and Lee Heald of AHA! New Bedford talk about the William Street Neighborhood Festival and the confluence of art and preservation.
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