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Country estate auctioned for $700,000
– Auctioneer Eugene F. Kiko of Russ Kiko Associates Inc. Auctioneers, Canton, Ohio, held the Robert L. Hunker trust auction July 18 in Waynesburg, Ohio, with 650 registered bidders. The 73-acre country estate sold for $700,000. The top-selling item was a New Holland 6610 diesel tractor that sold for $21,000. Other highlights included a Steinway
Grove City man wins ‘Toughest Jobs’ contest
John Scheafnocker’s essay about building his custom-crafted log home with little help other than his Bobcat loader was selected from the more than 30,000 entries received.
Farmers facing more suburban pressures
Nineteen Ohio counties, most of which are near Ohio’s major cities or in the Appalachian region, grew an estimated 10 percent or more between 1990 and 1998.
How to winterize your car – 6 tips to keep your car going this winter
Prepare your car for winter before the snow starts to fly.
Dirt don’t hurt … and it might help
By JUDITH SUTHERLAND Farm and Dairy columnist I read with interest the academic study report just released that says growing up on a farm impacts immune system health in a positive way. The University of Bristol’s School of Veterinary Sciences research has shown that spending early life in a complex farm environment increased the number
Sending flood relief in time of crisis
Ohio’s Rural American Relief and Ohio Relief Haulers traveled out west to Nebraska and Iowa to give relief to flooding victims.
He’ll always be ‘Mr. Darling’ to me
His eyes were intense, piercing almost. And I was more than a little intimidated when he stepped into the office where then Editor Tim Reeves was interviewing me for a staff reporter position.
Prospects good for corn recovery
Young corn seedlings can be severely damaged above ground and still survive with little or no effect on yield.
Food safety bill promises major change
WOOSTER, Ohio — A major food safety bill that will increase and combine regulatory powers of the Department of Health and Human Services,U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Department of Homeland Security and the Food and Drug Administration appears to be on its way to becoming law. The Food Safety Modernization Act, or S.B. 510, has cleared
John Adams kept the peace with France
The overriding issue during John Adams’ presidency was the question of peace with France. Find out how the second president of the U.S. kept the peace.
