Kevin Coleman
Raised in Ross County, Bearcat class of '87 at Paint Valley. Wrote a column on history and historic preservation for the Chillicothe Gazette right out of high school, then a bachelors in Journalism in the OU class of '91.
After starting my one-man company "Intrepid Heritage Services" in Columbus in 1997 to offer historical research, tours, and talks, I retuned to Ross County in 2003. Have been working as a radio programmer and reporter at Clear Channel / iHeart Media Southern Ohio.
Started working with the Scioto Post June 27th, 2023.
Ross County Veteran of World War II Honored at 104th Birthday
Chillicothe, Ross County, and the European Theater of WWII -- Possibly the last...
Christening for New Location of Chillicothe Bank
Construction activity continued during the ribbon-cutting.
Chillicothe...
Chillicothe Council Spends $23,000 to Outfit Five New Firefighters
Chillicothe -- Council voted to spend $23,000 for necessary expenses to keep the...
New Ross County Children’s Services Residential Facility Delayed
Ross County -- The commissioners heard an update on a planned children's services...
How Does Ross County Deal with the High-Speed Chases and their...
Ross County & Chillicothe -- With the coincidence of one high-speed chase with...
“Ladies of the House” – The Women Who Managed Adena Mansion...
Mary Anne Brown speaks on the women who managed Adena Mansion in...
Disagreements Over Levy Requested by Ross County Children’s Services
Ross County — A request for a levy to rasie more funds to...
Ross County Children’s Services is Requesting Levy
Ross County -- A request by South Central Ohio Job and Family Services...
Trump’s VP Choice J.D. Vance spoke in Chillicothe in 2022
Chillicothe, Ohio, and the USA -- U.S. Senator J.D. Vance had visited Chillicothe...
Truths and Misconceptions of the “Underground Railroad” Presented in Chillicothe
Chillicothe -- A retired college librarian spoke on the facts, fallacies, flights, and...
Ross County Grand Jury, July 12th: Random Assault May Have Been...
The Ross County Grand Jury returned 13 of their 14 cases Friday, July...
Ross County Grand Jury, July 12th: Tote Tattletales on Accused Metal...
The Ross County Grand Jury returned 13 of their 14 cases Friday, July...
Ross County Grand Jury, July 12th: Bridge Street High-Speed Chase
The Ross County Grand Jury returned 13 of their 14 cases Friday, July...
Superload 13 Heads North from Ross County
Ross County -- You have to get up early to watch this crew...
Ross County Grand Jury: Not Enough Spray Paint to Cover Up
The Ross County Grand Jury returned all 15 of their cases on Friday,...
Ross County Grand Jury: Menacing by Stalking at Former Address
Ross County — The Grand Jury returned all 15 of their cases...
Chillicothe Mayor: Summer Budget, Grant Expansion, and Thanks for Fireworks
Chillicothe -- The city is preparing its summer budget projection, and a large...
“SunWatch” Art Show in Chillicothe’s Pump House
Chillicothe and the Dayton area -- "Reflections of Sunwatch: Ancient Cultures" had its...
Native American Culture Inspires Art Show in Chillicothe’s Pump House
Chillicothe and the Dayton area -- July's show at the Pump House Center...
A Reminiscence of Pickaway County Archaeologist and Historian John “Barney” Barnhart
Circleville — John Michael “Barney” Barnhart passed away on June 23rd while representing...
John “Barney” Barnhart, Pickaway County Archaeologist and Historian
Circleville -- A well-loved man prominent in local archaeology and history was buried...
Intern Plans to Take Lessons from OU and City of Chillicothe...
Chillicothe -- The Chillicothe Auditor announced that the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission has...
International Intern Helping in Chillicothe Government
Chillicothe -- In the last council session, the city auditor introduced an intern...
Soundtrack for Chillicothe Fireworks Again Ready, Now With Local Singer
Chillicothe -- For more than 40 years, a local radio station has been...
Ohio Chamber of Commerce on “World Heritage: It’s Everyone’s Business” in...
Chillicothe, Ross County & Hopewellian Ohio — Last fall, eight parks in three...
