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Hopalong Cassidy Museum Where the Wild West Lives Again
Hopalong Cassidy, “Pride of the West”, is also “Pride of Cambridge, Ohio”, the boyhood home to Hopalong Cassidy and the Hopalong Cassidy Museum. William Boyd, aka Hopalong Cassidy, was born close by...
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Rootin’ Tootin’ Western Fun Hopalong Cassidy Festival
More fun than a pig in mud ! That description summed up the feeling of those participating in the 23rd Annual Hopalong Cassidy Festival held at Pritchard-Laughlin Civic Center during the first weekend...
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Hopalong Cassidy Festival in Cambridge Comes to an End
Vendors from all over the United States displayed their western wares. Hoppy and his horse greeted visitors to the 25th Hopalong Cassidy Festival. “Have a Hoppy Day!” Old friends and familiar faces...
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Coopermill Bronze Works Prepares Alan Cottrill Sculptures
Alan Cottrill designed the bronze Hopalong Cassidy statue that stands at the Senior Center in Cambridge. Seeing is believing. A trip to Coopermill Bronze Works explained more clearly how one of Alan...
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Laura Bates – A Lifetime of Community Involvement
Behind every success is effort. Behind every effort is passion. Behind every passion is someone with the courage to try. Laura was a member of the Salt Fork Festival board and treasures this painting...
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Have a Hoppy Day on the Hopalong Cassidy Trail
The Boyds’ old home in Hendrysburg is still standing today. William Boyd began his life in 1895 in the small town of Hendrysburg at the edge of Belmont County. His parents moved to Cambridge when he...
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Cambridge Performing Arts Center
Cambridge Performing Arts Center is located in the old Strand Theatre. As a youngster, Saturday afternoons at the Strand Theatre were spent watching westerns which included my hero Roy Rogers, Gene...
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