The hot temperatures of summer call for cool days by the pool. Beginning Monday, July 16 and running until Friday, August 24, Hocking College will be offering an Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) program to teach children how to swim and save themselves from drowning if they ever find themselves in that scenario. The classes will be held Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to noon.
For many, summer is the time where families come together, escape their everyday lives, and embark on road trips to various destinations. However, in the excitement of vacations, most people forget to check-off one of the most important things on their to-do lists: the safety of their car. You may be ready for vacation, but is your car?
Have you ever wondered what it'd be like to see the stars up close and personal?
If you’ve always wanted to try canoeing or kayaking, there are several things you need to know about both of these sports before you venture out onto the water. Here’s some information about canoeing and kayaking that will help make your first experience a good one.
During the summer, the Nelsonville area offers all sorts of outdoor activities you can explore including canoeing and kayaking. However, if you’ve never tried either of these sports before maybe the first thing you need to do is ask yourself “Am I a canoe person or a kayak person?”
In many ways, hiking in the woods is much like being a guest in someone else’s home. And in almost every home, there are house rules that guests are expected to follow. Guests who abide by these rules help cultivate an atmosphere of harmony in the homes they’re visiting. However, guests who break these rules can easily turn a happy home into a realm of chaos and disruption.
This year’s Nelsonville Music Festival will feature what might be one of the last opportunities to see legendary funk music entrepreneur, George Clinton, perform live.
Located six-miles southwest of Athens and one-mile northeast of Albany, Lake Snowden is a 675-acre recreation park that first became open to the public in 1972.
If you enjoy activities like camping, swimming, or having a picnic, then Lake Snowden could be your ideal summer recreation destination.
Most experienced hikers would probably agree that the more prepared a hiker is, the more enjoyable their hike will be.
