Saturday, November 7, 2026

The Ohio Fruit and Vegetable Growers Congress and the Ohio Roadside Marketing Conference, held Feb. 6-8 in Toledo, is a must-do event for many Ohio farmers.

Christopher Gray is wanted on charges of theft in Belmont County, Harrison County and Trumbull County related to cattle purchases.

The Carnegie Museum of Natural History is sponsoring the one-day Fair Feb. 23, to offer advice and opinions on protecting and preserving precious family heirlooms and collectibles.

Assistance will help New York farmers recover from reduced pasture grazing and crop production caused by severe drought conditions.

"Farm and Dairy" correspondent Esther Solves honored "in appreciation for your devoted years spent with us" by Tuscarawas County Cattle Association.

Ohio Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse is offering college scholarships for essays from graduating seniors on "The Role of the Ohio Supreme Court."

Quilts 2002, the 11th annual judged quilt show held at Lake Farmpark, opens Feb. 15. It will feature over 200 quilted works on display in the Visitors Center.

A monthly selection of books, videos, audiobooks, and old-time radio programs on the lighter side will be provided to adult daycare centers for client programming.

Richard Hartzler, owner of Hartzler Feed & Seed in Rittman, was charged with tampering with records. He is ordered to pay restitution.

Kellie L. Turner, a 4-H club adviser from Stow, Ohio, shares her frustration with the injustice she feels would be done to young people if the fair is evicted from the Summit County Fairgrounds.