Yearly Archives: 2024
The whistlepig has spoken!
High on Gobbler's Knob, about 3 miles outside the town of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, a crowd of thousands gather every Feb. 2 to celebrate Groundhog Day.
Two sides to every story
It’s not often your community turns into a national news story. But that’s what happened to editor Rachel Wagoner's hometown last February when a train derailed and caught fire in East Palestine, Ohio. She lives less than 4 miles away from the derailment.
One year later: Environmental concerns remain after East Palestine derailment
One year later, residents of East Palestine still face the impacts of the Norfolk Southern train derailment that leaked contaminants into the water and air.
One year later: Little change in railway safety after East Palestine derailment
One year since the East Palestine derailment, safety changes in the railroad industry are lackluster and Railway Safety legislation is stalled in the Senate.
World news slashes grain prices again
Marlin Clark details how global trade and production are impacting grain prices in the United States.
First wildflower of the year prepares to emerge
Tami Gringich introduces us to the fragrant wildflower that will soon be making it's appearance: skunk cabbage.
KIKO’s Theresa Blocher inducted into OAA Hall of Fame
Longtime KIKO auctioneer and realtor Theresa Blocher was recently inducted into the Ohio Auctioneer's Association Hall of Fame.
OPSB authorizes construction of transmission line in Scioto County
The Ohio Power Siting Board approved an agreement allowing AEP Ohio Transmission Company to construct a new 138-kilovolt transmission line in Scioto County.
OSU Extension plans women in ag webinar for Feb. 2
The next Women in Ag Wednesday Webinar will focus on identifying and controlling invasive species in the fence row and woodland edge on Feb. 7.
Northwest Project Grass Grazing Group to hold meeting Feb. 8
The Northwest Project Grass Grazing Group will hold a business meeting on Feb. 8.
