Soil compaction not always grounds for deep tillage, specialist says
Although it might be tempting to pull a deep ripping implement across their fields, farmers shouldn't underestimate the soil loosening power of nature.
Antiques and collectibles appraisal affair in Beaver Falls
Carnegie Free Library of Beaver Falls will hold an appraisal event Nov. 2.
There’s still time to get involved with Brazilian exchange program
The Youngstown-Cleveland chapter of the Children's International Summer Village still has openings for children 13-14 and their families to participate in this year's interchange program with Brazil.
Ashtabula County 4-H seeks volunteers for training
Can you make time for kids, teaching, learning or service? Become a 4-H volunteer.
W.Va. lifts avian influenza poultry restrictions
The order was a reaction to the Virginia outbreak that led to the destruction of more than 5 million chickens and turkeys.
Attend meeting to help solve school-funding issues
UAW Local 1112 retiree urges tri-county residents to take interest in school-funding issue.
Wayne Co. landowner donates ag easement, entire farm to agencies
The property, known as the Mellinger Farm, has been in operation since 1816 and currently raises crops, primarily corn and soybeans.
Conference looks at women of Appalachia
Ohio University-Zanesville's fourth annual conference, "The Women of Appalachia, Their Heritage and Accomplishments," will be Oct. 24-26 in Zanesville, Ohio.
Wright on!
On a gray December morning nearly 100 years ago, Orville and Wilbur Wright stood atop Kill Devil Hill hoping to prove to the world that powered, manned flight was possible. They did just that in December 2003.
Editorial commentary: Keeping one eye on Washington
Politics, stalled spending bills and the impact of an Iraqi conflict: What's going on in Washington? Editor Susan Crowell shares one economist's perspective.
