Step up to the plate: Make youth sports programs more fun for the kids
Penn State professor of Family and youth resiliency has produced a series of booklets on Making Youth Sports a Positive Experience.
Outdoor burning: Know the law and heed the rules
Ohio regulations for burning debris outdoors differ between suburban and rural areas
Two inducted into Licking Agricultural Hall of Fame
The late Clayton Oyler of Union Township and Henry Whitehead from the Granville area were recently recognized as 2001 inductees.
Get your antique appraised at the Village road show
Historic Roscoe Village will be hosting its own version of the popular Antique Road Show April 4 with appraisals by Sam Schnaidt.
Bicentennial book project seeks 200 of Ohio’s finest women
One of the projects the Ohio Bicentennial Commission is developing is a book that will be titled "200 Years, 200 Women: Ohio's First and Finest."
Stiff laws against violent juveniles sweeping nation
Laws relating to juvenile crime have risen since the mid-1990s because of public outcry, fear, and concern over juvenile violence.
Handling grief at workplace may be simple as listening
Sometimes people are not as sensitive as they could be when coworkers are experiencing grief, says a University of Illinois Extension educator in family life.
Help for ‘working lands’: Governors push conservation effort
A coalition of governors say a more effective conservation program would help combat suburban sprawl, protect wildlife habitat, and help reduce air and water pollution.
Pool raiding is siphoning big bucks
In this week's commentary, Editor Susan Crowell coments on Cam Thraen's article concerning the distribution of funds from Milk Order 33 and the funds it is taking out of the pockets of local dairy producers.
Atlantique City show is biggest ever
The antiques industry's premier megafair. 'Atlantique City,' is set for March 24-25 in the Atlantic City Convention Center, and will again be larger than last year.
