Fred Prichard
Builder of skyscrapers and champion of the underprivileged By Joseph Platania HQ 52 | SUMMER 2004 Many local residents have…
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Z.T. Vinson
A prominent civic leader and the region’s other railroad tycoon By Joseph Platania HQ 51 | SPRING 2004 Huntington attorney…
Central City Cafe
Cabbage Rolls
Where the menu is as eclectic as the dining atmosphere. By Alma Adkins HQ 51 | SPRING 2004 One of…
Wine – Merlot
America’s favorite red wine By Matthew DeBord HQ 51 | SPRING 2004 For the next several issues, I’m going to…
Wine – Chardonnay
Your First Real Wine By Matthew DeBord HQ 50 | WINTER 2004 If you’ve ever taken a wine class, you…
Cozy Cottage
A Roland Park Way cottage combines traditional country charm with contemporary flair. By Jeanie Poindexter HQ 49 | AUTUMN 2003…
John Henry Cammack
A Civil War veteran and revered community leader By James E. Casto HQ 49 | AUTUMN 2003 The name “Cammack”…
Recipe – Jim’s Pumpkin Pie
Jim’s still serving up great steaks, spaghetti and smiles after 65 years By Andrea Harbour HQ 49 | AUTUMN 2003…
A Brief History of Champagne
America’s overlooked indulgence By Matthew DeBord HQ 49 | AUTUMN 2003 It’s rare to find anybody who out-and-out doesn’t like…
Woody Williams Still Keeping Medal of Honor Untarnished
By Tim R. Massey HQ 48 | SUMMER 2003 Standing only 5 feet 5 inches tall, Hershel “Woody” Williams couldn’t…