Author Robin Yocum retraces the story of the USS Shenandoah, the U.S. Navy’s first rigid airship, which tragically crashed in Noble County on September 3, 1925. Standing at the historic crash sites, Robin shares stories of survival, bravery, and loss—from the Ohio-born commander Zachary Lansdowne and his crew, to the unforgettable farmer who helped bring down the drifting nose section with his shotgun. Learn more in the latest issue of Echoes Magazine, our members-only publication. Not a member?

The Popponesset Bay “Big Dig” is complete — and it’s one for the record books. This video shows the County dredge Sand Shifter being brought back inside Popponesset Bay at the end of the day on Friday after completing the final cut, even while stemming a strong outgoing tide. With an estimated 55,000 cubic yards dredged, this is the largest project the County Dredge Department has completed in 30 years. All material was used to rebuild Poppy Spit, delivering measurable coastal benefits. Bravo Zu

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