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  1. Crunch time: Fuel price spike squeezes French baguette bakers as heating oil costs soar

    SAINT-JUST-EN-CHAUSSÉE, France (AP) — As the lights of their small bakery flicker on in the early morning darkness,…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Baguettes #ChristineLoir #degreesCelsius #degreesFahrenheit #fuelprices #heatingoil #KevinLuce #ruralareas #SAINT-JUST-EN-CHAUSSÉE #SandrineLuce
    europesays.com/france/85096/

  2. Rural Britain needs digital infrastructure that works

    image: ©Daniel_Kay | iStock As public services digitise, rural connectivity will determine whether innovation narrows or deepens regional…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #ArtificialIntelligence #ContributorProfile #OAG052-October2026 #PublicSector #RuralAreas
    europesays.com/britain/128634/

  3. Georgia Tech: Data Centers Are Booming. Who Benefits?. “The researchers’ clearest finding is that metropolitan areas capture most of the economic benefits from data centers, while rural areas see far fewer spillover effects. While metro counties saw increases in employment and new business growth, non-metro counties saw no measurable gains.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/16/georgia-tech-data-centers-are-booming-who-benefits/
  4. Georgia Tech: Data Centers Are Booming. Who Benefits?. “The researchers’ clearest finding is that metropolitan areas capture most of the economic benefits from data centers, while rural areas see far fewer spillover effects. While metro counties saw increases in employment and new business growth, non-metro counties saw no measurable gains.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/16/georgia-tech-data-centers-are-booming-who-benefits/
  5. Georgia Tech: Data Centers Are Booming. Who Benefits?. “The researchers’ clearest finding is that metropolitan areas capture most of the economic benefits from data centers, while rural areas see far fewer spillover effects. While metro counties saw increases in employment and new business growth, non-metro counties saw no measurable gains.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/16/georgia-tech-data-centers-are-booming-who-benefits/
  6. Georgia Tech: Data Centers Are Booming. Who Benefits?. “The researchers’ clearest finding is that metropolitan areas capture most of the economic benefits from data centers, while rural areas see far fewer spillover effects. While metro counties saw increases in employment and new business growth, non-metro counties saw no measurable gains.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/16/georgia-tech-data-centers-are-booming-who-benefits/
  7. Brazen Japanese Bears Are Breaking Into Homes and Raiding Pantries

    The perpetrators are between 2 and 3 feet tall, on all fours. On their hind legs, they can…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #AnimalBehavior #bears #RuralAreas
    europesays.com/japan/58765/

  8. We Mapped Rural #DataCenter Development – and Opposition. Here’s What We Found

    Though the majority of data centers are located in urban or suburban areas, rural communities face unique challenges in the data center development landscape.

    by Julia Tilton and Sarah Alexander Melotte June 29, 2026

    Excerpt: "Though the majority of in-progress #datacenters are in metropolitan areas, our reporting and data analysis show that large data centers, characteristic of the current boom, represent outsized investments in rural areas. Smaller populations often mean smaller tax bases and fewer government officials, leaving rural communities with fewer resources to negotiate deals with developers or weather the tax revenue fallout after facility closures.

    The Geography of the Data Center Boom

    "The following map shows the number of data centers in both metropolitan and non-metropolitan, or rural, counties. As of June 2026, approximately 30 of the 529 data centers currently in operation are located in rural counties, representing about 6% of operating data centers. At the time of this analysis, 16 rural data centers were either recently approved or currently under construction, representing about 12% of all in-progress projects.

    "The Daily Yonder uses a county-level definition of rural derived from the Office of Management and Budget (#OMB). All counties outside of a Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) are classified as rural for the purposes of this analysis.

    Information on the locations of data centers comes from #FracTrackerAlliance, an organization providing the public with interactive tools to understand #oil, #gas, #petrochemical, and data center development across the country.

    "While there are many other datasets out there tracking data center development, few of them are publicly accessible, making a complete analysis difficult. We chose #FracTracker because of the organization’s methods for obtaining data and the monthly frequency with which it updates the database. We saw that frequency as a key metric for tracking this fast-evolving issue. FracTracker obtains information from crowd sourcing, media announcements, partner datasets, and public records. While the organization is primarily focused on proposed data centers, it is slowly adding existing data centers to the database.

    "That means that the data used in this analysis is preliminary. Because it is a work in progress, FracTracker encourages readers to share new and updated information about data centers in their own communities via a submission form."

    Learn more:
    dailyyonder.com/we-mapped-rura

    #USDatacenterMap #BigOilAndGas #BigData #DatacenterResistance #USPol #RuralAreas #AISucks

  9. We Mapped Rural #DataCenter Development – and Opposition. Here’s What We Found

    Though the majority of data centers are located in urban or suburban areas, rural communities face unique challenges in the data center development landscape.

    by Julia Tilton and Sarah Alexander Melotte June 29, 2026

    Excerpt: "Though the majority of in-progress #datacenters are in metropolitan areas, our reporting and data analysis show that large data centers, characteristic of the current boom, represent outsized investments in rural areas. Smaller populations often mean smaller tax bases and fewer government officials, leaving rural communities with fewer resources to negotiate deals with developers or weather the tax revenue fallout after facility closures.

    The Geography of the Data Center Boom

    "The following map shows the number of data centers in both metropolitan and non-metropolitan, or rural, counties. As of June 2026, approximately 30 of the 529 data centers currently in operation are located in rural counties, representing about 6% of operating data centers. At the time of this analysis, 16 rural data centers were either recently approved or currently under construction, representing about 12% of all in-progress projects.

    "The Daily Yonder uses a county-level definition of rural derived from the Office of Management and Budget (#OMB). All counties outside of a Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) are classified as rural for the purposes of this analysis.

    Information on the locations of data centers comes from #FracTrackerAlliance, an organization providing the public with interactive tools to understand #oil, #gas, #petrochemical, and data center development across the country.

    "While there are many other datasets out there tracking data center development, few of them are publicly accessible, making a complete analysis difficult. We chose #FracTracker because of the organization’s methods for obtaining data and the monthly frequency with which it updates the database. We saw that frequency as a key metric for tracking this fast-evolving issue. FracTracker obtains information from crowd sourcing, media announcements, partner datasets, and public records. While the organization is primarily focused on proposed data centers, it is slowly adding existing data centers to the database.

    "That means that the data used in this analysis is preliminary. Because it is a work in progress, FracTracker encourages readers to share new and updated information about data centers in their own communities via a submission form."

    Learn more:
    dailyyonder.com/we-mapped-rura

    #USDatacenterMap #BigOilAndGas #BigData #DatacenterResistance #USPol #RuralAreas #AISucks

  10. We Mapped Rural #DataCenter Development – and Opposition. Here’s What We Found

    Though the majority of data centers are located in urban or suburban areas, rural communities face unique challenges in the data center development landscape.

    by Julia Tilton and Sarah Alexander Melotte June 29, 2026

    Excerpt: "Though the majority of in-progress #datacenters are in metropolitan areas, our reporting and data analysis show that large data centers, characteristic of the current boom, represent outsized investments in rural areas. Smaller populations often mean smaller tax bases and fewer government officials, leaving rural communities with fewer resources to negotiate deals with developers or weather the tax revenue fallout after facility closures.

    The Geography of the Data Center Boom

    "The following map shows the number of data centers in both metropolitan and non-metropolitan, or rural, counties. As of June 2026, approximately 30 of the 529 data centers currently in operation are located in rural counties, representing about 6% of operating data centers. At the time of this analysis, 16 rural data centers were either recently approved or currently under construction, representing about 12% of all in-progress projects.

    "The Daily Yonder uses a county-level definition of rural derived from the Office of Management and Budget (#OMB). All counties outside of a Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) are classified as rural for the purposes of this analysis.

    Information on the locations of data centers comes from #FracTrackerAlliance, an organization providing the public with interactive tools to understand #oil, #gas, #petrochemical, and data center development across the country.

    "While there are many other datasets out there tracking data center development, few of them are publicly accessible, making a complete analysis difficult. We chose #FracTracker because of the organization’s methods for obtaining data and the monthly frequency with which it updates the database. We saw that frequency as a key metric for tracking this fast-evolving issue. FracTracker obtains information from crowd sourcing, media announcements, partner datasets, and public records. While the organization is primarily focused on proposed data centers, it is slowly adding existing data centers to the database.

    "That means that the data used in this analysis is preliminary. Because it is a work in progress, FracTracker encourages readers to share new and updated information about data centers in their own communities via a submission form."

    Learn more:
    dailyyonder.com/we-mapped-rura

    #USDatacenterMap #BigOilAndGas #BigData #DatacenterResistance #USPol #RuralAreas #AISucks

  11. We Mapped Rural #DataCenter Development – and Opposition. Here’s What We Found

    Though the majority of data centers are located in urban or suburban areas, rural communities face unique challenges in the data center development landscape.

    by Julia Tilton and Sarah Alexander Melotte June 29, 2026

    Excerpt: "Though the majority of in-progress #datacenters are in metropolitan areas, our reporting and data analysis show that large data centers, characteristic of the current boom, represent outsized investments in rural areas. Smaller populations often mean smaller tax bases and fewer government officials, leaving rural communities with fewer resources to negotiate deals with developers or weather the tax revenue fallout after facility closures.

    The Geography of the Data Center Boom

    "The following map shows the number of data centers in both metropolitan and non-metropolitan, or rural, counties. As of June 2026, approximately 30 of the 529 data centers currently in operation are located in rural counties, representing about 6% of operating data centers. At the time of this analysis, 16 rural data centers were either recently approved or currently under construction, representing about 12% of all in-progress projects.

    "The Daily Yonder uses a county-level definition of rural derived from the Office of Management and Budget (#OMB). All counties outside of a Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) are classified as rural for the purposes of this analysis.

    Information on the locations of data centers comes from #FracTrackerAlliance, an organization providing the public with interactive tools to understand #oil, #gas, #petrochemical, and data center development across the country.

    "While there are many other datasets out there tracking data center development, few of them are publicly accessible, making a complete analysis difficult. We chose #FracTracker because of the organization’s methods for obtaining data and the monthly frequency with which it updates the database. We saw that frequency as a key metric for tracking this fast-evolving issue. FracTracker obtains information from crowd sourcing, media announcements, partner datasets, and public records. While the organization is primarily focused on proposed data centers, it is slowly adding existing data centers to the database.

    "That means that the data used in this analysis is preliminary. Because it is a work in progress, FracTracker encourages readers to share new and updated information about data centers in their own communities via a submission form."

    Learn more:
    dailyyonder.com/we-mapped-rura

    #USDatacenterMap #BigOilAndGas #BigData #DatacenterResistance #USPol #RuralAreas #AISucks

  12. Hype for the Future 243F: Sullivan County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Sullivan County is a notable rural county of Northeast Pennsylvania home to the Boroughs of Dushore, Eagles More, Forksville, and Laporte (county seat) and the Townships of Cherry, Colley, Davidson, Elkland, Forks, Fox, Hillsgrove, Laporte, and Shrewsbury. Major highways associated with the county include Routes 220, 42, 87, 154, and 487, and state parks associated with the county include Worlds End State Park and the western portion of Ricketts Glen State Park. Within the Eagles […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  13. Hype for the Future 243F: Sullivan County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Sullivan County is a notable rural county of Northeast Pennsylvania home to the Boroughs of Dushore, Eagles More, Forksville, and Laporte (county seat) and the Townships of Cherry, Colley, Davidson, Elkland, Forks, Fox, Hillsgrove, Laporte, and Shrewsbury. Major highways associated with the county include Routes 220, 42, 87, 154, and 487, and state parks associated with the county include Worlds End State Park and the western portion of Ricketts Glen State Park. Within the Eagles […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  14. Hype for the Future 243F: Sullivan County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Sullivan County is a notable rural county of Northeast Pennsylvania home to the Boroughs of Dushore, Eagles More, Forksville, and Laporte (county seat) and the Townships of Cherry, Colley, Davidson, Elkland, Forks, Fox, Hillsgrove, Laporte, and Shrewsbury. Major highways associated with the county include Routes 220, 42, 87, 154, and 487, and state parks associated with the county include Worlds End State Park and the western portion of Ricketts Glen State Park. Within the Eagles […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  15. Hype for the Future 243F: Sullivan County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Sullivan County is a notable rural county of Northeast Pennsylvania home to the Boroughs of Dushore, Eagles More, Forksville, and Laporte (county seat) and the Townships of Cherry, Colley, Davidson, Elkland, Forks, Fox, Hillsgrove, Laporte, and Shrewsbury. Major highways associated with the county include Routes 220, 42, 87, 154, and 487, and state parks associated with the county include Worlds End State Park and the western portion of Ricketts Glen State Park. Within the Eagles […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  16. Hype for the Future 242P: Potter County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Potter County is a notable county located within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and is home to the Boroughs of Austin, Coudersport (county seat), Galeton, Oswayo, Shinglehouse, and Ulysses. Townships located within the county include Abbott, Allegany, Bingham, Clara, Eulalia, Genesee, Harrison, Hebron, Hector, Homer, Keating, Oswayo, Pike, Pleasant Valley, Portage, Roulette, Sharon, Stewardson, Summit, Sweden, Sylvania, Ulysses, West Branch, and Wharton. Major highways include […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  17. Hype for the Future 242P: Potter County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Potter County is a notable county located within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and is home to the Boroughs of Austin, Coudersport (county seat), Galeton, Oswayo, Shinglehouse, and Ulysses. Townships located within the county include Abbott, Allegany, Bingham, Clara, Eulalia, Genesee, Harrison, Hebron, Hector, Homer, Keating, Oswayo, Pike, Pleasant Valley, Portage, Roulette, Sharon, Stewardson, Summit, Sweden, Sylvania, Ulysses, West Branch, and Wharton. Major highways include […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  18. Hype for the Future 242P: Potter County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Potter County is a notable county located within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and is home to the Boroughs of Austin, Coudersport (county seat), Galeton, Oswayo, Shinglehouse, and Ulysses. Townships located within the county include Abbott, Allegany, Bingham, Clara, Eulalia, Genesee, Harrison, Hebron, Hector, Homer, Keating, Oswayo, Pike, Pleasant Valley, Portage, Roulette, Sharon, Stewardson, Summit, Sweden, Sylvania, Ulysses, West Branch, and Wharton. Major highways include […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  19. Hype for the Future 242P: Potter County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Potter County is a notable county located within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and is home to the Boroughs of Austin, Coudersport (county seat), Galeton, Oswayo, Shinglehouse, and Ulysses. Townships located within the county include Abbott, Allegany, Bingham, Clara, Eulalia, Genesee, Harrison, Hebron, Hector, Homer, Keating, Oswayo, Pike, Pleasant Valley, Portage, Roulette, Sharon, Stewardson, Summit, Sweden, Sylvania, Ulysses, West Branch, and Wharton. Major highways include […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  20. Hype for the Future 242N: Cameron County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Cameron County is the least-populated county in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and contains the Boroughs of Driftwood and Emporium (county seat) along with the Townships of Gibson, Grove, Lumber, Portage, and Shippen. Within the county are Routes 46, 120, 155, 555, and 872, though no Interstate or United States highways are known to traverse the county. Notable community features include the Emporium Overlook and the Big Flag Memorial Park, along with the Elk State Forest […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  21. Hype for the Future 242N: Cameron County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Cameron County is the least-populated county in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and contains the Boroughs of Driftwood and Emporium (county seat) along with the Townships of Gibson, Grove, Lumber, Portage, and Shippen. Within the county are Routes 46, 120, 155, 555, and 872, though no Interstate or United States highways are known to traverse the county. Notable community features include the Emporium Overlook and the Big Flag Memorial Park, along with the Elk State Forest […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  22. Hype for the Future 242N: Cameron County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Cameron County is the least-populated county in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and contains the Boroughs of Driftwood and Emporium (county seat) along with the Townships of Gibson, Grove, Lumber, Portage, and Shippen. Within the county are Routes 46, 120, 155, 555, and 872, though no Interstate or United States highways are known to traverse the county. Notable community features include the Emporium Overlook and the Big Flag Memorial Park, along with the Elk State Forest […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  23. Hype for the Future 242N: Cameron County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Cameron County is the least-populated county in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and contains the Boroughs of Driftwood and Emporium (county seat) along with the Townships of Gibson, Grove, Lumber, Portage, and Shippen. Within the county are Routes 46, 120, 155, 555, and 872, though no Interstate or United States highways are known to traverse the county. Notable community features include the Emporium Overlook and the Big Flag Memorial Park, along with the Elk State Forest […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  24. Hype for the Future 242M: Elk County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Elk County is a notable rural county in the northwestern portion of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, home to the City of Saint Marys and the Boroughs of Johnsonburg and Ridgway (county seat), along with the Townships of Benezette, Fox, Highland, Horton, Jay, Jones, Millstone, Ridgway, and Spring Creek. Notable highways associated with the county include Routes 219, 219 Truck, 66, 120, 153, 255, 321, 555, 948, and 949. Interestingly, the county is one of the most Catholic counties […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  25. Hype for the Future 242M: Elk County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Elk County is a notable rural county in the northwestern portion of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, home to the City of Saint Marys and the Boroughs of Johnsonburg and Ridgway (county seat), along with the Townships of Benezette, Fox, Highland, Horton, Jay, Jones, Millstone, Ridgway, and Spring Creek. Notable highways associated with the county include Routes 219, 219 Truck, 66, 120, 153, 255, 321, 555, 948, and 949. Interestingly, the county is one of the most Catholic counties […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  26. Hype for the Future 242M: Elk County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Elk County is a notable rural county in the northwestern portion of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, home to the City of Saint Marys and the Boroughs of Johnsonburg and Ridgway (county seat), along with the Townships of Benezette, Fox, Highland, Horton, Jay, Jones, Millstone, Ridgway, and Spring Creek. Notable highways associated with the county include Routes 219, 219 Truck, 66, 120, 153, 255, 321, 555, 948, and 949. Interestingly, the county is one of the most Catholic counties […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  27. Hype for the Future 242M: Elk County, Pennsylvania

    Overview Elk County is a notable rural county in the northwestern portion of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, home to the City of Saint Marys and the Boroughs of Johnsonburg and Ridgway (county seat), along with the Townships of Benezette, Fox, Highland, Horton, Jay, Jones, Millstone, Ridgway, and Spring Creek. Notable highways associated with the county include Routes 219, 219 Truck, 66, 120, 153, 255, 321, 555, 948, and 949. Interestingly, the county is one of the most Catholic counties […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  28. Hype for the Future 242K: McKean County, Pennsylvania

    Overview McKean County is a notable rural county located within the boundaries of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and is associated with the City of Bradford and the Boroughs of Eldred, Kane, Lewis Run, Mount Jewett, Port Allegany, and Smethport, as well as the Townships of Annin, Bradford, Ceres, Corydon, Eldred, Foster, Hamilton, Hamlin, Keating, Lafayette, Liberty, Norwich, Otto, Sergeant, and Wetmore. Major highways include Routes 6, 219, 44, 46, 59, 146, 155, 321, 346, 446, 546, 646, […]

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  29. Hype for the Future 242K: McKean County, Pennsylvania

    Overview McKean County is a notable rural county located within the boundaries of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and is associated with the City of Bradford and the Boroughs of Eldred, Kane, Lewis Run, Mount Jewett, Port Allegany, and Smethport, as well as the Townships of Annin, Bradford, Ceres, Corydon, Eldred, Foster, Hamilton, Hamlin, Keating, Lafayette, Liberty, Norwich, Otto, Sergeant, and Wetmore. Major highways include Routes 6, 219, 44, 46, 59, 146, 155, 321, 346, 446, 546, 646, […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  30. Hype for the Future 242K: McKean County, Pennsylvania

    Overview McKean County is a notable rural county located within the boundaries of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and is associated with the City of Bradford and the Boroughs of Eldred, Kane, Lewis Run, Mount Jewett, Port Allegany, and Smethport, as well as the Townships of Annin, Bradford, Ceres, Corydon, Eldred, Foster, Hamilton, Hamlin, Keating, Lafayette, Liberty, Norwich, Otto, Sergeant, and Wetmore. Major highways include Routes 6, 219, 44, 46, 59, 146, 155, 321, 346, 446, 546, 646, […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  31. Hype for the Future 242K: McKean County, Pennsylvania

    Overview McKean County is a notable rural county located within the boundaries of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and is associated with the City of Bradford and the Boroughs of Eldred, Kane, Lewis Run, Mount Jewett, Port Allegany, and Smethport, as well as the Townships of Annin, Bradford, Ceres, Corydon, Eldred, Foster, Hamilton, Hamlin, Keating, Lafayette, Liberty, Norwich, Otto, Sergeant, and Wetmore. Major highways include Routes 6, 219, 44, 46, 59, 146, 155, 321, 346, 446, 546, 646, […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  32. Does the future of modern societies belong to urban areas? While cities dominate our visions of tomorrow, rural areas are often portrayed as places of nostalgia and decline.

    Claudia Neu and Marc Weiland imagine how new stories, cultural projects, and local storytellers could help create future-oriented perspectives for the countryside ⬇️

    sustainability.hypotheses.org/

    #Sustainability #RuralAreas #DIJTokyo #Storytelling #RuralGermany

  33. Does the future of modern societies belong to urban areas? While cities dominate our visions of tomorrow, rural areas are often portrayed as places of nostalgia and decline.

    Claudia Neu and Marc Weiland imagine how new stories, cultural projects, and local storytellers could help create future-oriented perspectives for the countryside ⬇️

    sustainability.hypotheses.org/

    #Sustainability #RuralAreas #DIJTokyo #Storytelling #RuralGermany

  34. Does the future of modern societies belong to urban areas? While cities dominate our visions of tomorrow, rural areas are often portrayed as places of nostalgia and decline.

    Claudia Neu and Marc Weiland imagine how new stories, cultural projects, and local storytellers could help create future-oriented perspectives for the countryside ⬇️

    sustainability.hypotheses.org/

    #Sustainability #RuralAreas #DIJTokyo #Storytelling #RuralGermany

  35. Does the future of modern societies belong to urban areas? While cities dominate our visions of tomorrow, rural areas are often portrayed as places of nostalgia and decline.

    Claudia Neu and Marc Weiland imagine how new stories, cultural projects, and local storytellers could help create future-oriented perspectives for the countryside ⬇️

    sustainability.hypotheses.org/

    #Sustainability #RuralAreas #DIJTokyo #Storytelling #RuralGermany

  36. Hype for the Future 235U: Holmes County, Ohio

    Overview Holmes County is a notable rural county located in the east-central portion of the State of Ohio southwest of Canton along the Route 62 corridor within Amish Country and home to notable villages such as Millersburg (county seat) and Killbuck. Today, the county is home to the Victorian House Museum and the Hotel Millersburg (2 ⭐️) within Millersburg alongside a number of related tourist establishments associated with Ohio’s Amish Country throughout the area. Within the Village […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  37. Hype for the Future 235U: Holmes County, Ohio

    Overview Holmes County is a notable rural county located in the east-central portion of the State of Ohio southwest of Canton along the Route 62 corridor within Amish Country and home to notable villages such as Millersburg (county seat) and Killbuck. Today, the county is home to the Victorian House Museum and the Hotel Millersburg (2 ⭐️) within Millersburg alongside a number of related tourist establishments associated with Ohio’s Amish Country throughout the area. Within the Village […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  38. Hype for the Future 235U: Holmes County, Ohio

    Overview Holmes County is a notable rural county located in the east-central portion of the State of Ohio southwest of Canton along the Route 62 corridor within Amish Country and home to notable villages such as Millersburg (county seat) and Killbuck. Today, the county is home to the Victorian House Museum and the Hotel Millersburg (2 ⭐️) within Millersburg alongside a number of related tourist establishments associated with Ohio’s Amish Country throughout the area. Within the Village […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  39. Hype for the Future 235U: Holmes County, Ohio

    Overview Holmes County is a notable rural county located in the east-central portion of the State of Ohio southwest of Canton along the Route 62 corridor within Amish Country and home to notable villages such as Millersburg (county seat) and Killbuck. Today, the county is home to the Victorian House Museum and the Hotel Millersburg (2 ⭐️) within Millersburg alongside a number of related tourist establishments associated with Ohio’s Amish Country throughout the area. Within the Village […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  40. Hype for the Future 235K: Harrison County, Ohio

    Overview Harrison County is a notable rural county located in the east-central portion of the State of Ohio and modestly south of the City of Canton along corridors such as Routes 22, 250, and 9 which uses the Village of Cadiz as the county seat. Smaller villages within the boundaries of the county include Adena, Bowerston, Deersville, Freeport, Harrisville, Hopedale, Jewett, New Athens, and Scio, while notable major highways beyond the primary routes of Cadiz within the county include […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  41. Hype for the Future 235K: Harrison County, Ohio

    Overview Harrison County is a notable rural county located in the east-central portion of the State of Ohio and modestly south of the City of Canton along corridors such as Routes 22, 250, and 9 which uses the Village of Cadiz as the county seat. Smaller villages within the boundaries of the county include Adena, Bowerston, Deersville, Freeport, Harrisville, Hopedale, Jewett, New Athens, and Scio, while notable major highways beyond the primary routes of Cadiz within the county include […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  42. Hype for the Future 235K: Harrison County, Ohio

    Overview Harrison County is a notable rural county located in the east-central portion of the State of Ohio and modestly south of the City of Canton along corridors such as Routes 22, 250, and 9 which uses the Village of Cadiz as the county seat. Smaller villages within the boundaries of the county include Adena, Bowerston, Deersville, Freeport, Harrisville, Hopedale, Jewett, New Athens, and Scio, while notable major highways beyond the primary routes of Cadiz within the county include […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  43. Hype for the Future 235K: Harrison County, Ohio

    Overview Harrison County is a notable rural county located in the east-central portion of the State of Ohio and modestly south of the City of Canton along corridors such as Routes 22, 250, and 9 which uses the Village of Cadiz as the county seat. Smaller villages within the boundaries of the county include Adena, Bowerston, Deersville, Freeport, Harrisville, Hopedale, Jewett, New Athens, and Scio, while notable major highways beyond the primary routes of Cadiz within the county include […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026