Neil Zurcher
As a professional journalist, Neil Zurcher has worked in television, newspapers, magazines, and radio for over a half-century. He has logged more than a million miles on Ohio's roads over 25 years as a TV travel reporter. He was the original host of the "One Tank Trips" travel report, which aired on Fox8 Television in Cleveland and has since been imitated in other television markets throughout the United States. Zurcher received the Distinguished Service award from the Society of Professional Journalism and the Silver Circle award from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. He also received an Emmy, the Award for Excellence in Broadcasting from the Cleveland Association of Broadcasters, and has been inducted into the Cleveland Press Club Hall of Fame. He was also inducted into the Ohio Broadcasters Hall of Fame and received their "Living Legacy" award in 2007. For many years, Zurcher wrote a column for AAA Ohio Motorist magazine and now writes regularly for the Cleveland Plain Dealer. He has written five books about Ohio, including Ohio Oddities and Strange Tales from Ohio.
Neil Zurcher's Web Site:
- One Tank Trips Blog: www.onetanktrips.com
- Northeast Ohio TV Memories: neohiotvmemories.wordpress.com
Books by Neil Zurcher
Ohio Road Trips 2nd Edition
52 Trips—Hundreds of Fun & Unusual Getaway Ideas
by Neil Zurcher
New, updated, and expanded edition of this popular local guide! Discover the best and most unusual places to visit in all of Ohio. Longtime TV travel reporter Neil Zurcher has made a career of showing . . . [Read More]
Ohio Oddities 2nd Edition
A Guide to the Curious Attractions of the Buckeye State
by Neil Zurcher
An updated and revised edition of the very popular guide to Ohio's strangest roadside attractions by Neil Zurcher—the veteran TV newsman who has driven more than a million miles in Ohio covering loca . . . [Read More]
Strange Tales from Ohio 2nd Edition
True Stories of Remarkable People, Places, and Events in Ohio History
by Neil Zurcher
An updated and revised edition of the popular book about Ohio's offbeat history, by Neil Zurcher—the author of "Ohio Oddities" and "Ohio Road Trips." Learn why residents of Blueball, Ohio, erected a . . . [Read More]