No longer a ghost: One dog’s remarkable journey from the wild, into PAWS Humane

No longer a ghost: One dog’s remarkable journey from the wild, into PAWS Humane

by Bobbie Yeo   One morning, just about a year ago, a volunteer from a local rescue group was carrying a litter of puppies out of Columbus Animal Care and Control (CACC). The crate fell apart during transfer to a waiting van and the puppies scampered every which way. All but one of the puppies was easily apprehended and presumably went on to be adopted into loving homes. One puppy scampered into the woods, eluding…

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Pasaquan: bringing the past into the future

Pasaquan: bringing the past into the future

Pasaquan: bringing the past into the future   This article does contain some sexual references. While most of the content is suitable for all audiences, some elements may not be suitable for children, and parents are advised to practice discretion.   I. High school students, on field trips, entering the site between the two Moai-like figures that guard the gate entrance. Church groups studying the disks like particolored, celebratory shields sunk into the living room…

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Join the Way Down Film Society for great movies at monthly screenings

Join the Way Down Film Society for great movies at monthly screenings

Screenings and discussions bring filmmakers and lovers together by Jacy Jenkins Contributor The Fountain City Film Society was formed in September 2016 so people who appreciate cinema could gather on a monthly basis to watch and discuss the kinds of films that rarely screen in our local theaters. Beginning this summer, the Film Society is joining forces with Way Down Film Festival to pursue a common goal: building an active community of film lovers and…

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