UCLA acquires old medical texts confiscated by Gestapo
The materials were originally in the private library of Dr. Caesar Hirsch, who was forced to leave all his belongings when he and his family fled Germany in 1933.
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.
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.
Planting advantage: Controlled traffic
Practicing controlled traffic may give growers an advantage at a time when wet conditions are keeping most farmers out of their fields.
Q and A session: Genetics of Scrapie
By knowing a ram's genotype, the percentage of progeny that will carry scrapie resistance can be estimated.
Coshocton Heritage Festival June 15-16
Roscoe Village will recreate the traditional crafts of the 1800s during the 23rd annual Heritage Craft and Olde Time Music Festival June 15 and 16.
Natural resources hall of fame accepting nominations
Nominations are being accepted for the Ohio Natural Resources Hall of Fame.
Take a hike: Celebrate end of slavery
Join the National Park Service for a Juneteenth Celebration with music, poetry, art, food, and an Underground Railroad lantern hike.
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.
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.
