Packer ban divides Congress
A proposed ban on packer ownership of livestock is heating up farm bill negotiations.
French history book traces reaching influence of 18th century seamstresses
A new written history of the seamstresses' guild in France reveals information about the women who made clothing for the Queen of France and Marie Antoinette.
Congress wrestles with trade issue
Although the House has given its approval to Trade Promotion Authority legislation, the Senate is not so eager to give the president negotiating power.
Wayne Co. recognizes 4-H volunteers at banquet
Shirley Pittenger's dedication to the 4-H program earned her the 2002 Meritorious Service Award during the Wayne County 4-H Volunteer Recognition Banquet at The Barn Restaurant in Smithville.
Talk with aging parents about money
Many families do not discuss finances until a crisis occurs, when it may be too late.
N.C. antiques show kicks off spring
The Metrolina Antiques and Fine Collectibles Show will be held April 3-7 in Charlotte.
Penn State building food sciences lab
Penn State hopes to hold on to its reputation in food sciences with the construction of a new food sciences complex.
More farmers consider composting livestock carcasses
Farmers tend to lose more animals in a year than they realize, and the uncertainty of how to dispose of carcasses continues to burn in their minds.
Long-lost ring may finally be returned
Through a mysterious gift, the curiosity of a young man and the Internet, a 1930s high school ring and its owner may soon be reunited.
Current LEAD class announced
Twenty-five individuals from across Ohio have been selected to participate in the Ohio Leadership Education and Development program.
