Commentary: Advice to grads everywhere: Get a life
It's the time of year when Editor Susan Crowell feels inclined to throw in her penny's worth of advice to graduating seniors everywhere.
Warren library uncovers rare book
The Warren-Trumbull County Public Library has stumbled upon a book that is over 500 years old and one of only three known copies in the world.
Show ring showdown: Ohio gets tough with no-tolerance udder tampering policy
To educate exhibitors and judges to recognize signs of udder tampering, the Ohio Purebred Dairy Cattle Association will host an udder tampering detection seminar July 13.
The ‘Point of Beginnings’: It all started along the Ohio-Pa. border
A forgotten place that is so important to the formation of this great nation is located at the northern bank of the Ohio River along the Ohio and Pennsylvania border.
Explosion fuels new law for old engines
Less than a year after a steam explosion in Medina, Ohio, killed five and injured almost 50, legislation is about to be passed requiring inspection and licensing of steam boilers.
Ohio bulk fertilizer regs require on-farm containment pads
Farmers storing large amounts of fertilizer have five years to comply with new bulk fertilizer regulations set by the Ohio Department of Agriculture.
EPA clarifies Clean Water Act definition
The Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are finally getting their act together when it comes to wetland and watershed protection definitions.
Farm Bureau pushes for trade with Cuba
Sugar remains an important part of the Cuban economy with large amounts of land, labor, and other resources dedicated to the industry.
Is it time to switch to beans?
If you're in an area that received too much rain to get your fields planted, it may be time to trade in the corn seed for soybeans.
Libraries sponsor walking tour of historical cemetary
Participants will visit several of the area's historical sites.
