Academic Rules Relaxed during COVID-19 CrisisProvided April 2, 2020WLU students have transitioned to alternate learning environments due to social distancing and now have less to worry about due to today's announcement.
Betty’s 2017 GardenEarl Nicodemus June 23, 2017Betty’s Garden Diary Revisited! Preface Greetings fellow Weelunk gardeners! This is a follow-up to the “Betty’s Garden Diary” series that...
The Early History and First Court of Ohio CountyEarl Nicodemus June 13, 2017 Earl’s Note: This is a written version of the Fort Henry Speaker Series program presented on April 27, 2017....
driving route eighty-eightDavid J. Thomas March 19, 2017in the space between working and not i lose myself essing and squiggling day and late on eighty-eight– a kind...
The West Liberty TanneriesEarl Nicodemus January 11, 2017When West Liberty was settled, the region had a lot of oak trees. In addition to supplying lumber for the...
Do You Live in a Sears House? Are You Sure?Earl Nicodemus September 19, 2016Do you live in a Sears or Montgomery Ward house? Was your house built from a kit that was purchased...
Betty’s Garden Diary for July 2016Earl Nicodemus July 18, 2016Welcome to Betty’s Garden Diary for July, 2016! Betty’s Garden on July 14, 2016 Things are going well in Betty’s...
Betty’s Garden Diary for June 2016Earl Nicodemus June 21, 2016Betty’s Garden Diary – June, 2016 Since June and July usually bring lots of dry weather, most of this issue...
A Family Story: The Curtises of West LibertyEarl Nicodemus November 5, 2015One of the old families of importance to the history of West Liberty and of America was the Curtis family....
A Seat of Frontier Justice: The Old West Liberty CourthouseChristina Fisanick November 1, 2015I recently spent the day in the little town of West Liberty. I have been fascinated by the history of...
Storytelling: Court Day in West LibertyEarl Nicodemus January 23, 2015by Earl Nicodemus To the reader:Â I must preface this document by informing the reader that I am a storyteller rather...
