#warrenville

[unteriors]

Henderson Street, Warrenville, South Carolina.

[twinklecho]

Path of Color by Cheryl, 2011

[cuprikorn]

[xn3kr0sisx]

Things that i believe deserve more recognition

only the ones i happened to think of rn tho

Dear Devere

An absolutely wonderful game that almost made me cry while playing it. https://katy133.itch.io/dear-devere

Warrenville by Beck Heck on youtube, also just Beck Heck in general.

seriously their art is wonderful, they may not have many videos, but i still believe they are underrated. I have enjoyed the episodes of Warrenville that i’ve seen so far.

https://youtube.com/channel/UC8v7eTJqB-25SmXfkkuI_WA

[magestone]

Main St., Warrenville

Where are you from, anyhow?

Warrenville is and was the kind of East Coast rural that could’ve been cut and pasted from the deepest bits of the Iron Belt and slapped somewhere George Washington once laid his pretty head when the British were still a pressing issue. Nestled between two high-ways, it’s about an hour from Boston and two to New York, but home to little more than rolling fields and rustic and rusting barns that might’ve been that picturesque red, once, but the wind-beaten and time-worn wood shingle suits them better. Warrenville's mostly hills. If you’re driving through (and everybody’s only ever driving through) ...

... you’d bet cows outnumber people by about three to one, although chickens have supreme reign. It didn’t need more than a one-room schoolhouse ‘till 1960. There’s no grocery store: if you don’t grow or slaughter it, you've either got a neighbor who does or you’re one of the live-in outsiders who better not shop too long at a place in town anyway. Matter of fact, there’s no pharmacy, either. No doctor, although a dentist just moved into what the town calls a strip mall but the locals call an ugly mess built on faulty gas lines, so we’ll see. Not like the water’s got fluoride, given as it’s all wells or well-filtered cowponds, so it’s not the worst idea. Warrenville does have three long-lived vets, though, for all the cows and in case of emergency, and eleven churches and nine boneyards and two gas stations where you can play lotto and get cigarettes. One even got a Dunkin’ tacked onto it, just in case you forgot this was still true New England, and they also went and put a dollar store where the old ice cream place used to stand and that’s been doing fine. Better than the packies, even, the classic choice for buying eclectic crap by the cash register on weekends, although they’ll never truly die. Not much to do but drink, after all, not once the corn’s reaped and the snow rolls in.

And Warrenville put all of this more or less along what you could call Main St.: one long road with about three names and which cuts clean from one highway to the other. It’s even paved all the way, which was good for the trucks that roar through but bad for the rest of us if it rains. It’s the slugs and the worms, really: they come out when the asphalt’s wet, not knowing any better, and the barreling pick-ups turn them straight to slime everybody else is left to skid through. Nevermind the bottle glass, which at least grinds down with gravel or dirt, but there on the tar just sits and glitters.

Anyway, most follow Main St. and never even know they’re here, which is near the wisest bet. GPS doesn’t work. You’d think it might, on account of the proximity to civilization the dense woods try so hard to hide, but it dies when you cross the town line and doesn’t come back ‘till you’ve hit the next exit.

Now the wisest bet is, of course, to never come to Warrenville at all. Like that’s never really a choice you get to make.

[unteriors]

Henderson Street, Warrenville, South Carolina.

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By Chicago Times Magazine – July 16, 2024 A fire broke out on Monday, July 15th, at the Illinois Youth Center (YCC) in Warrenville, a secure facility overseen by the Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice (IDJJ). According to authorities, the fire originated in the kitchen and caused significant damage to the main building, which housed educational programs, healthcare services, a dining area,…

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