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Reporting that tells our community's story

Editor's Note: This is Part Two of a four-part in a series about the past, present and future of the former F.E. Myers Pump Company complex and Pump House Ministries.

Reporting that highlights local success

EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the 10th in a series of features on young professionals in the Ashland business community. Part IX was on the Ashland Young Professionals Kick-Off. Part VIII was on Zane Stepp. Part VII was on Ben Schnell. Part VI was on Kelly Cooke. Part V was on Beau Carpenter. Part …

    EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second in a series of features on young professionals in the Ashland business community. Part I was on Ashland Young Professionals.

    Reporting that keeps you informed

    ASHLAND -- Debates and policy statements tend to run together over a long election cycle. Most of what a candidate will tell you sounds good on paper, but it’s extremely difficult to determine who will actually follow through and bring about great change to the community.

    Reporting that inspires

    Hands down, the worst part of climbing is the fitness, diet and prep work that happens in the months before the trek. For those looking to tackle a long backpacking trail, a higher peak or just want to cut 20 pounds in three months, here’s a quick guide based on what I’m doing right now to train for a summit attempt in August—King’s Peak, the highest point in Utah at over 13,000 feet.