Of new steaks and tough moles
In this week's commentary, Editor Susan Crowell digs into some of the side issues she has been filing away for just this kind of opportunity.
New exhibit honors Salem cartoonist
The artist of former comic strips "Priscilla's Pop" and "Out Our Way," Ed Sullivan, will have an exhibit of his original cartoons, watercolors, pencil drawings, and "Inkstoppers," greeting cards at the Salem Historical Society during February.
ATV lawsuit leaves homeowners, Hartville couple waiting for answers
Residents of the Johnny Apple seed housing development have filed suit against Lo-Conn Motocross alleging the new track is a nuisance.
Preservation Fair offers information about saving family treasures
The Carnegie Museum of Natural History is sponsoring the one-day Fair Feb. 23, to offer advice and opinions on protecting and preserving precious family heirlooms and collectibles.
Elm-Park cow sets world record for milk production
Elm-Park Moselle-Red-ET, bred and owned by Elm-Park Farms, Ltd. in Sheboygan Falls, Wis., has completed a new Red and White record production of 54,721 pounds of milk.
Evicting fair board is cheating youth of opportunity
Kellie L. Turner, a 4-H club adviser from Stow, Ohio, shares her frustration with the injustice she feels would be done to young people if the fair is evicted from the Summit County Fairgrounds.
Giant pumpkin growers share tricks of the trade
The Ohio Valley Giant Pumpkin Growers will hold a free giant pumpkin growing seminar.
Inspiring tomorrow’s writers
A winner of the 4-H creative writing competition at the Ohio State Fair shares her thoughts and her thanks with "Farm and Dairy."
Lake Metroparks schedules quilt show at Farmpark
"Quilts 2002," featuring over 200 quilted works, is the 11th annual judged quilt show held at Lake Farmpark.
Landmark coops become Green Valley Co-op on March 1
The combined membership of the Washington and the Rolling Hills Landmark farm supply cooperatives voted in January to merge.
