West Virginia Quilts and Quiltmakers: Story of state’s heritage told in design
Handmade bed quilts are windows into the past. A newly published book profiles West Virginia quilts and quiltmakers.
Keep politics out of church and vice versa
Americans must break from our chronic apathy and complacency so we can confront the carnal chaos surrounding the recent attempt to elect a president of the United States.
McClure unseats OFB president in state leadership shake-up
An unprecedented leadership challenge at the Ohio Farm Bureau resulted in the seating of a new president.
Learning low-tech production production
The All-Ohio Growers Roundtables, a series of three, one-day roundtable discussions on fruit and vegetable production and on growing for the produce auctions, will be held on three Wednesdays in January and February in northcentral Ohio.
Akron Antique Market will open December 9
The Akron Antique Market will be held Dec. 9-10 at the Summit County Fairgrounds.
Christmas customs recaptured for Loghurst
The oldest log house in northeast Ohio is decked out for the holidays.
Don’t sign contracts regarding crop genetic content
Farmers should use extreme caution before signing any contracts regarding the genetic content of crop varieties or hybrids.
Hog profit margins slim as supply expands
USDA says more pork is on the way, and that means tighter margins for pork producers.
Idora Park display comes to Salem
The Idora Park Museum Committee is preserving the memory of Idora Park, now defunct, in Youngstown, Ohio, through traveling displays.
Internet helps find roots of family trees
The Internet has transformed the time-consuming effort of researching genealogy into a speedy search.
