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College labor market looks strong
Employers will face tough competition for talent in the 2017-18 job market, thanks to a seven-year growth streak in the college labor market.
Ohio Farmers Union supports limited moratorium on fracking permits
COLUMBUS — Like most Ohio landowners, members of the Ohio Farmers Union discussed Ohio’s natural gas boom during their 2012 public policy discussion, held during their convention Jan. 27-28. Limited moratorium The group’s members approved language for this year that supports a limited moratorium on the issuance of permits by the Ohio Department of Natural
Project aligns with green rebuilding efforts in tornado-damaged community
GREENSBURG, Kan. — Cleaner, greener energy could soon help power Greensburg, Kan., a community recently leveled by a massive tornado. Greensburg Wind Farm The City of Greensburg, Kansas Power Pool and John Deere Renewables will develop the Greensburg Wind Farm. The Greensburg Wind Farm will consist of 10 1.25 MW wind turbines and will align
North Country Trail beckons us to explore the vast wilderness
Linking across eight states and stretching 4,800 miles, the North Country National Scenic Trail is the longest in the National Trails System.
Yellowstone offers an overwhelming feast for the eyes
Julie Geiss and her family continue their trek West all the way to Yellowstone National Park, the crown jewel of the park system.
Advice for new parents
New parents get advice from those who have been parenting for minutes, and those with decades of experience. Kymberly Seabolt’s is not to worry so much.
Hummingbird guilt while on summer vacation
When my wife and I left on vacation July 21, I felt pangs of guilt. I had been hosting a growing number of ruby-throated hummingbirds at my feeders since early May.
Reporter moves to different ‘beat’
Hemingway went to Paris to discover, he once explained, if “I could write two good sentences.”
While there, however, Papa wrote two good books, The Sun Also Rises and Farewell to Arms.
Homegrown meat demand beefed up
The hamburger- and steak-eating public isn’t backing away from the table. The mad cow scare seems to have renewed consumer interest in buying beef grown and processed locally.
Caesar Creek features fossils and fishing
Julie Geiss and her family recently visited Caesar Creek State Park in Waynesville, Ohio, delighting in the fishing and fossil hunting opportunities.
