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Blue Rock Station brings Solar Workshops to Ohio
The next classes are scheduled to begin April 13th to the 17th at Blue Rock Station outside of Philo, Ohio.
McClure harnessed the power of journalism
McClure was the most entertaining and influential magazine, exposing graft and corruption, and capturing the attention of readers until it folded in 1931.
That dirty word, ‘just’
There is a four letter word that has wreaked more havoc and cost me more money than any other word in the English language. That word is “just.” It’s not a swear word, but it probably should be. “Just looking.” “Just going to see what we might get into here.” “Just going to be a
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of May 9, 2013:
BURTON, Ohio — The Sew Sew Sweet 4-H club met May 5, with 12 members and six guests present. The community service committee reported they wanted to sew wheelchair bags and make no-sew fleece blankets to help out transplant and nursing home patients. It was announced the Style Show is set for July 16. As
Day with Smithsonian birds was dream come true
Last month I wrote about Marcy Heacker, a research associate and forensic ornithologist in the bird division of the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History. I met Marcy earlier this fall, and she invited me to visit for a behind-the-scenes tour. A few weeks ago my daughter, Nora, joined me for the visit. In advance of
Antiques in the Woods returns to Shaker Woods
Antiques in the Woods, Sept. 7-8, features more than 80 antique and collectible dealers, who display and sell their products in a wooded setting.
Communication and confidence: Two themes shared at East Ohio Women in Agriculture Conference
Close to 150 women gathered for the third annual conference, which offered a chance for networking and farm business education.
Cow skull becomes family’s college mascot
A painted cow skull has been passed from one Citro to another, as a college rite of passage. It has graced dorm rooms and apartment walls in college towns all over the Midwest and even in Europe.
OSU students, faculty visit Europe to study dairy
Twenty Ohio state students and two faculty members toured the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium to study the dairy industry.
Is it healthier to eat vegetables raw or cooked?
While most vegetables are better eaten raw, there are a few you could cook instead to gain more health benefits.
