Steiner unveils Bluffton Forever website
Recently retired Bluffton Icon owner and editor Fred Steiner has created a new outlet for his photographic and storytelling creations, blufftonforever.com.
He explains, "Containing essays, photographs and accounts old and new, Bluffton Forever focuses on the hearty souls, art, flora, fauna, Swiss ingenuity and other factors that make our vibrant, rural Midwest community worth celebrating. Click on our Blog link and you might go home again."
Site content categories include:
- Art is all around us
- Bluffton encyclopedia
- Bluffton people
- Commentary
- Forgotten Bluffton
- Photography
- Railroads
- Swiss Connection
The new venture was crafted with the assistance of Blufftonites John-Paul Yoder, website designer, and Kat Luginbuhl, graphic designer.
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