Yearly Archives: 2014
Attention: Pistol packing women fashion show planned in September
With an increasing growing number of females choosing to carry a handgun for personal and family safety it was only a matter of time until someone recognized the need for specially designed women's clothing to comfortably conceal and a weapon.
Call farming like it is: slaughtering, drugs, herbicides and manure
Columnist says farmers need to stop sugarcoating what they do.
Fall announcements include a job opening, FSR tickets
Lots to announce at harvest season.
Market Monitor: This has been a strange summer
This has been the summer of worrying about maturing crops, of enjoying the rains that were filling the soybeans and struggling to bale hay without getting it rained on three times.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of September 4, 2014
Three members of the Minerva FFA participated in the Columbiana County Fair FFA co-op food stand: Lurena Kimble, Bryce Fankhauser, and Kaitelyn Wayts.
John Fowler and his legendary steam company
I have written a couple other recent articles on the steam engine companies of England and since I am a dedicated Anglopile, that is not too unusual.
Farm life soothes with tedium, richness
"Whenever I have worked on farms, I have found my thoughts drifting back to the early agricultural parables, perhaps because the very nature of...
Passenger pigeons are gone, for better and for worse
Passenger pigeons are an example why we should never underestimate extinction.
I still don’t know what I want to be
’Tis the season when most public schools begin a new academic year.
Science behind the changing leaves
A breakdown of why the leaves change this time of year.
