Category Archives: Features

By: BHS Publications Staff January 20, 2022 “Forgiveness is not an occasional act. It is a permanent attitude.” On Monday, January 17, The United States of America remembered Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., for all of his work in spearheading the movement to bridge the gap between people of all races.  Today, the BHS PublicationsContinue reading “Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.”

By: Valery Warner and Laila Schwin January 13, 2022 Snow Trails in Mansfield, Ohio, is bringing a new light to Winter activities this year. During the day, they offer the traditional options such as skiing, snowboarding, and tubing. By nightfall, their slopes are lit up and ready for a light show and glow tubing.  GlowContinue reading “Glow Tubing”

By: Laila Schwin and Valery Warner January 6, 2022 As they enter year 41 of performances, Disney on Ice is coming to Cleveland’s Rocket Mortgage Field House. From January 7-16, you will have an opportunity to watch all of your favorite Disney characters in a live and memorable experience.  This event in downtown Cleveland isContinue reading “Disney On Ice”

By: Laila Schwin and Valery Warner December 16, 2021 If you are looking for a unique, holiday experience, look no further than the Cleveland Botanical Garden’s current event: A Garden Holiday. The event began on November 20 and will conclude on January 2. A Garden Holiday is full of festive cheer for people of allContinue reading “Holiday Gardens”

By: Valery Warner and Laila Schwin December 9, 2021 The White Gravel Mines in Minford, Ohio, has created a new and unique holiday attraction that adds a twist to the normal, holiday light experiences. The mines are already well into their sixth year for this Winter season and are expanding the displays for an evenContinue reading “Christmas Caves”

By: Laila Schwin and Valery Warner December 2, 2021 Wilma Mankiller was the first female Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation and was known for her work as a social activist for Indigenous people’s rights and being a community developer for her tribe. She was also a part of the temporary Indigenous occupation of AlcatrazContinue reading “Native American Heritage Month: Wilma Mankiller”

By: Laila Schwin and Valery Warner November 18, 2021 Susan La Flesche Picotte was the first Indigenous woman to earn and receive a medical degree. Throughout her life, she was known for encouraging public health, discouraging drinking within the Omaha tribe, and working to prevent and treat tuberculosis. She also advocated for the protection andContinue reading “Native American Heritage Month: Susan La Flesche Picotte”

By: Valery Warner and Laila Schwin November 11, 2021 James (Jim) Francis Thorpe was the first Native American in the United States to win an Olympic gold medal. He was a member of the Sac and Fox Nation, specifically a Sauk community, and lived on their native territory in what is now the state ofContinue reading “Native American Heritage Month: Jim Thorpe”

By: Laila Schwin and Valery Warner November 5, 2021 November 1, 2021, marked the beginning of National Native American Heritage Month in the United States. November has been nationally-recognized as Native American Heritage Month by presidential decree since 1990, although the history of the month can be traced farther back to individual states and theContinue reading “Native American Heritage Month”

By: Valery Warner and Laila Schwin October 28, 2021 This upcoming Sunday, October 31, marks the end of Cedar Point’s HalloWeekends and the end of the park’s 2021 season. This year’s spooky festivities include some new attractions within the HalloWeekend haunts.  Guests are assured a fun experience and a good scare as they test theirContinue reading “Cedar Point HalloWeekends”

By: Valery Warner and Laila Schwin October 21, 2021 Keeping with the theme of Halloween events for this Fall season, the Greater Cleveland Aquarium is about to start hosting their Pumpkins and Piranhas event for this year.  Between October 27-29, the festivities will be held at the aquarium. They will be highlighting some of theContinue reading “Pumpkins and Piranhas”

By: Valery Warner and Laila Schwin October 14, 2021 With the spooky season in full swing and Halloween soon approaching, the Columbus Zoo is hosting its annual Boo at the Zoo. The events for this year are sure to be just as impressive as the years prior, maybe even better.  Due to the rising popularityContinue reading “Columbus Boo at the Zoo”