Signal 99: The Underground Police Network that Punches Back
I don’t regret leaving law enforcement. I truly don’t. I’ve been gone long enough now that sometimes it’s hard to believe I […]
Secrets of the Forest Floor: Into the Woods with a Local Mushroom Enthusiast
The air on the trail was damp and still as I followed Crystal Davidson into the forest, her home away from home. […]
The Busker of Cherry Grove, 2021 (A Beechmont Stories Film Portrait)
I made this film of Adam, the young man who played guitar for tips in Cherry Grove, back in 2021. Up until […]
Anderson Township Blues Musician John Ford: Where He’s Been and Where He’s Going
Currently, there are three songs I can’t get out of my head: Pink Floyd’s epic “Comfortably Numb,” “Song for Zula” by Phosphorescent, […]
Anderson Township Isn’t Known for Generating Art and Culture, But One Local Group Hopes to Change That
When you think of Anderson Township, what is the first thing that pops into your mind? The answer may depend on how […]
A Local Man’s Journey to Address Mental Health in Anderson Township
Very quietly and with absolutely no fanfare, a leader emerged not too long ago in Anderson Township. His name is Mike Glen, […]
Local Honey and the Queen Bee Who Presides Over it All
If you’re like me, then the last two years of pandemic living has really forced you to realize the biggest investment in […]
The Knotty Knitters: A Local Knitting Group for Everyone
I can’t think of a more wholesome place that exists on our side of town than the Mount Washington library on Monday […]
Who are the Street Vendors Selling Bengals Merch on Beechmont?
Today I set out to see what I can learn about the street vendors selling Bengals AFC Championship merchandise on Beechmont. There […]
Behind the Scenes of The Busker of Cherry Grove
Adam Burns told me that he never claimed to be a saint. Well, he sung it actually, during one of his songs […]
