Sunday, March 15, 2026

Yearly Archives: 2021

solar panels sit behind a fence

Supporters of the Ohio SB 52 and HB 118 say there is a need for more local say in these types of projects and that the current public input process through the Ohio Power Siting Board isn’t effective.
Guernsey Co. shale well rig

The decision comes after a ruling last year found the Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service failed to adequately consider the environmental impacts hydraulic fracturing could have on Wayne National Forest.

Dave Hively and his family have been tapping maple trees for six generations. They usually tap more than 800 trees each year on their Mahoning County farm.
The midway at the Canfield Fair.

Fair boards can plan on having full fairs in Ohio this year, said Gov. Mike DeWine in a March 11 press conference.  “Based upon what we are seeing now, our anticipation is that we will be able to have full county fairs … this year,” DeWine said.
horse

According to investigators, Lisa Braniff stole from her mother's estate to purchase a horse farm in Mount Vernon. She was charged with theft and forgery.
Loudonville FFA Officer team with State FFA President, Holly McClay

The Loudonville FFA Alumni and Supporters started a micro-loan program to help FFA members get started in an ownership SAE.
trout

Beginning the week of March 12 at Adams Lake in Adams County, more than 81,000 of these cold-water fish will be stocked in 2021.
bees on hive

Technical and financial assistance is available to help Ohio farmers and livestock producers recover from damages caused by winter storms Uri and Viola.
radon test

Julie Giess details how she tested her family's home for radon and the steps she took to further reduce exposure after receiving the results.
vegetables

While most vegetables are better eaten raw, there are a few you could cook instead to gain more health benefits.