Monthly Archives: January 2001
Rediscovered folk art of Mayo family, father and son, introduced to public
The little known work of two generations of a family of central Ohio artists will be featured at the Columbus Museum of Art beginning Jan. 31.
Record number of rare plants found in Ohio
An unusually large number of new and rare wild plant species were spotted in Ohio last year.
Official scorers say Ohio deer a record
A white-tailed deer killed last fall in Greene County is an Ohio record and, if approved by national scoring organizations, could also be the largest deer ever taken by a hunter in the world.
New corn viruses raise their ugly heads
Ohio State researchers have discovered two new corn viruses, one which remains to be identified.
Millport yearly weather report
Here's what U.S. weather observer Edwin R. Copeland recorded about 2000 weather from his station in southern Columbiana County.
Innovative Farmers of Ohio will look at financial realities of farming today
Group's annual meeting Jan. 27 will spur a look at the bottom line in a new way.
Horses stand cold weather with careful management
Can horses tolerate winter weather? They can under the owner's watchful eye. They can withstand temperature down to 13 degrees. Anything below that horses will need more energy to keep themselves warm.
Don’t make it so easy for thieves to steal your identity
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - Identity theft is a rapidly growing crime. If you didn't get a paper shredder for Christmas, you might want to...
Clouded skipper butterfly seen for first time in Ohio
A type of butterfly known to inhabit portions of Central and South America, as well as New England and the southern states, has been observed in Ohio for the first time on record.
Car collector buys favorite car of Jackie Kennedy Onassis
The anonymous buyer purchased the car as a surprise gift for his wife.
