Halloween fishing event planned
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife's youth fishing area, in Portage Lakes, will host a Halloween fishing event Oct. 27, 5-7 p.m.
Anglers: Saugeye are biting this fall in Ohio
The ODNR stocks 54 lakes and reservoirs with saugeye. Find out where to fish in your region of Ohio and learn more about their ideal fishing conditions.
Penn State asks visitors to watch for spotted lanternfly
Penn State is asking visitors, especially those coming from areas in which spotted lanternfly is established, to take precautions before traveling.
Get the most out of your compost
Composting is a great way to use up household food waste and boost garden productivity. Use these best practices to get the most out of your compost pile.
Plan ahead for power outages
Take steps to help keep your family safe and comfortable during a winter storm long before one is forecast. Learn how to put an emergency kit together.
Let’s talk about squash
Tarma Shena and everyone on farm — even the livestock guardian dogs — enjoy the fruits of their gardening labors, including squash. So much squash.
Ohio House passes bill to deregulate ephemeral streams
Despite opposition from dozens of Ohio’s environmental and conservation groups, the Ohio House passed a bill to deregulate the state’s ephemeral streams. Even if the bill passes the Ohio Senate, it could be struck down if the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reverses a Trump-era federal rule — a decision the U.S. EPA is currently considering.
How to harvest and enjoy hazelnuts
Primetime to harvest hazelnuts in the Midwest is from the end of September into October. Learn how to correctly identify, harvest and enjoy them.
2021 Great Geauga County Fair sale
Find all the results for the 2021 Great Geauga County Fair junior livestock sale here.
Molly’s Vineyard embraces traditions while trying new things
At Molly's Vineyard, in Vermilion, Ohio, Molly Anders sticks to what she learned from her mom, Connie O'Leary, when she was involved with the vineyard: treat everyone like family.
