By Amy J. Randall-McSorley

Amy resides in Pickaway County with her husband, Gary, and their three rescued dogs. Amy holds a bachelor’s degree from Capital University in organizational communications and a master’s degree in marketing and communications from Franklin University, and is currently pursuing her doctoral degree from Walden University. Amy works for Nationwide Children's Hospital. She is  also a freelance writer and has authored three books: Wicked Dreams and The Hills of Circleville under the name Amy J. Cooper; and The Commuter Chronicles, a collection of Pickaway Commuter columns.

By Sarah Roush

Other than a short escape to attend college, Sarah is a lifelong resident of Pickaway County. A graduate of Westfall High School and Rio Grande College, she often defends the legitimacy of those degrees while she is spouting off nonsense and pig-headed opinions. She advocates volunteerism and baking as a means to improving the world.