that feels like home

The Elk County Magazine

FIRST EDITION OUT NOW!

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Evers & Elk is Elk County’s new monthly print magazine dedicated to preserving and celebrating local life.

Each issue blends local stories, businesses, and everyday moments, printed to keep— not to just scroll past

Our Mission

real local stories - neighbors, makers, and favorite hometown spots

editorial photography - cozy, warm, and familiar views

community connection - bulletins, favorites, and little things

Street signs at the intersection of Evers and Elk streets, with power lines overhead, under an overcast sky.

MARCH - ELK COUNTY CREATIONS

The March issue of Evers & Elk, Elk County Creations, is about the people around here who make things simply because they feel pulled to do so. Painters, potters, fiber artists, musicians, writers, performers, builders. The cover story weaves together several local creators into one shared feature, alongside stories that show how much creativity lives in this county, often quietly.

At a time when so much is rushed or artificial, this issue is a reminder that real art lasts — and that making something by hand is one of the most human things we do.

Be a part of the story

Every issue is built around space, layout, and monthly themes, so not everything can run at once. It’s simply a matter of what fits where. If your submission doesn’t appear right away, it stays on the list for future consideration, and you’re always welcome to resubmit for upcoming issues.

GET IN TOUCH

A man and woman outdoors on a grassy field, smiling and holding hands, with the woman playfully tugging on the man's arm. The background shows trees and a cloudy sky.

A man and woman holding hands and running outdoors on a fall day, with leafless trees and cloudy sky in the background.

Evers & Elk is an homage to the neighborhood that raised me. I grew up on the corner of Evers Avenue in Elk County. That’s where I learned to walk, where my grandma Cathy taught me to paint, where I met my bestfriend… everything. I wouldn’t be who I am today without the memories from my little corner of town.