Researchers and growers look for the perfect spud for Ohio growers
Unlike major potato-producing states such as Idaho, Washington and Oregon, Ohio does not employ a potato breeder.
Collectors get heated up with toasters
Some people collect memorabilia, some collect stamps, others collect souvenirs. Dick Horn collects toasters.
Senior drug discount program gets approval
The program will provide Golden Buckeye members with discounts of up to 20 percent or more off normal cost at pharmacies.
Barn restoration effort gets grant
Historic Harmony received a grant to support repairs and electrical service for its historic 1805 barn on Mercer Road.
Trying to cut odor, swine waste treatment process gives extra benefits
The swine waste treatment process can remove most traces of Tylosin, a popular animal antibiotic.
Farm reaps rewards of drainage
The science of drainage is often ignored when it comes to farm sustainability.
Musical to play at Ashtabula Arts Center in November
The Ashtabula Arts Center will host he classic musical The Music Man, opening Nov. 1 at the Ashtabula Arts Center's G.B. Community Theatre.
Ohio State offers equine reproduction short courses
Seminars will be held Dec. 12-15 and include plenty of hands-on learning experience.
Restored inn opens for harvest season with weekend tours
Harvest candlelight tours begin at Compass Inn Museum Nov. 2 and continue on weekends through Nov. 24 with hours from 2-5 p.m.
Editorial Commentary: Don’t forget where you came from, but remember where you are
In this week's commentary, Editor Susan Crowell comments how America has promoted ethnic and religious differences instead of a common ideal and we have now been rewarded with discord and bitterness, witnessed through conflict.
