Celebrate Irish heritage Nov. 10 at Western Reserve historical society
Irish American archives will be on display at Western Reserve Historical Society Nov. 10, 2-4:30 p.m., in the library.
Community excursion heads to U.S. Holocaust memorials
Allegheny College, in conjunction with the Allegheny Hillel and the Office of Student Activities, will sponsor a community travel excursion to the U.S. Holocaust Museum in Washington Nov. 2.
Pa. earns disaster status except for Erie, Greene counties
Fifty-four Pa. counties receive primary disaster status in latest USDA declaration.
Reducing phosphorus in dairy cattle manure starts with the feed
Scientists find overfeeding phosphorus has no benefit on cows' performance but increases phosphorus in manure.
Relief flights: Sometimes an empty plane is a good one
There is a program at Boeing to take advantage of this available cargo space to help ship much-needed supplies to charitable organizations worldwide.
Functional foods ‘kick it up a notch’
Functional foods - like Emeril Lagasse says on his hit cooking show - "kick it up a notch" and offer a little extra something beyond basic nutrition.
The ‘other’ Lewis, Clark explorers
A new documentary film resurrects the story of two nearly forgotten adventurers, who set out to explore the southern reaches of the Louisiana Territory, while their more famous counterparts trekked west and north.
Results are in: Area junior fair livestock sales total nearly $5 million
The support of area youth continues to grow, as evidenced by support given by livestock buyers at the regino's county fair junior livestock sales.
Unreasonable and unseasonable, fear of bats is a Halloween myth
Haunted by their scary image, Ohio's bats will be hibernating as cool weather approaches.
Ag outlook and policy meetings help decipher marketing plans, farm bill
Ohio State's annual roundup of regional farm outlook meetings kicks off in Wayne County Nov. 18. A complete schedule follows.
