Ohio and American originals: Exhibits gear up for Ohio bicentennial
Ohio will host the traveling exhibit, American Originals: Treasures from the National Archives, May 24 through Sept. 2.
President signed new farm bill Monday
President George W. Bush signed the new farm bill Monday, May 13, after the U.S. Senate approved the conference report May 8 by a 64-35 vote.
Purdue libraries land new rare items for its Amelia Earhart collection
Sally Putnam Chapman, the granddaughter of Earhart's husband, George Putnam, donated 492 items to the collection.
Pond primer: Controlling algae takes patience, timing
Growth of wanted and unwanted plants in ponds is related to construction and greatly affects fish health. It also affects overall aesthetic appeal and pond use. Part II of a three-part series.
Nematode squishes grape root borer
Two nematode species, one a native of Ohio, have been found to successfully control grape root borer, an insect pest responsible for major economic losses to the grape industry.
Outdoor drama theater will pay tribute to apple pioneer Johnny Appleseed
A heritage center and outdoor drama theater named for legendary apple pioneer and role model, Johnny Appleseed, will located in Mansfield, Ohio.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opens rock and roll exhibit
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum has opened Fifty Years of Rock and Roll, an exhibit chronicling the five decades of rock and roll.
Antique show, sale set for May 18-19
The 18th annual Greenfield Village Antiques Show and Sale will be May 18-19 at the Henry Ford Museum in Michigan.
Stark County tornado reminder of damage twisters can do
Kent State University senior Patrick Ayers completed his honors thesis, "Ohio Tornado Climatology from 1951-2000," on April 26. Two days later, a tornado blew down the trees in his front yard in Jackson Township.
Atlatls and flint: Primitive camp weekend planned
All bowyers, atlatl throwers and flint-knappers are invited to join a weekend primitive gathering June 15 and 16 near Dover, Ohio.
