Monday, June 15, 2026

A last-minute change to the 2002 farm bill will exempt farmers who produce only organic products from paying into promotion programs.

Harrison County will keep its extension and 4-H programs, thanks to voters who passed the county's property tax levy May 7.

There are several steps poultry producers should take to minimize the possibility of contracting avian influenza on their farms.

The Zelienople Historical Society will open its two house museums, the Passavant House, and the Buhl House, for tours two days a week.

The first of five public walking tours of Massillon's historic Fourth Street will be offered May 14.

The Office of Farmland Preservation within the Ohio Department of Agriculture is now plowing through more than 400 applications from landowners interested in selling development rights from their farms.

Llovable llamas continue to rise in popularity in northestern Ohio. Two local shows can put you close to a llama, if you've never seen one.

Judge claims defendants' use of their property was "an absolute nuisance."

One of the world's most mysterious insects is about to invade the skies over Ohio, western Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

Chemical use is an option for pond owners who want to control growth of algae and aquatic plants.