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Summer lounging, picnics in 1940
They don’t make picnics like they used to, says columnist Roy Booth.
End of summer signals new faces in insect world
Summer’s nightly music festival began a few weeks ago. As daylight dims, I enjoy sitting on the back porch waiting for the concert to begin. Male katydids sing from early evening well into the night. The song is harsh and burry and sounds something like “Ch-ch” or “Ch-ch-ch” or “ch-ch-ch-ch.” The phrases are repeated about
The coming autumn can’t be denied
It wasn’t even Labor Day yet when Halloween decorations, cards and other gimcracks appeared on store shelves.
The American kestrel: A falcon in peril
Tami Gingrich discusses the value of Ohio’s smallest bird of prey, the American Kestrel, and her efforts to boost its numbers.
Noble County Fair sale totals $171,948
Noble County junior fair exhibitors wrapped up their project years Aug. 31 at the large and small animal sales at the Noble County Fair.
Washington finalizes cease and desist order against Pigeon King International
SALEM, Ohio — The State of Washington has finalized its cease and desist order against the Canadian company Pigeon King International. That state’s securities division entered the final consent order May 2. Investigation showed pigeon breeder Arlan Galbraith and his company violated the state’s Business Opportunity Fraud Act and were not registered with the state
Roundup of 4-H news for Aug. 16, 2018
Catch up on local 4-H news from the Breeders and Feeders 4-H Club, the Granny’s Kids 4-H Club and Western Reserve Rangers 4-H Club.
Tuscarawas County: County Fair livestock sale raises money for youth
Employees of two area businesses will enjoy some good eating after their employers purchased champion 4-H animals recently at the Tuscarawas County Fair.
Amid ban, poultry exhibitors told to think creatively
County and state fairs still deciding what to do about this year’s poultry ban.
A day in the life of an incubating hen turkey
At about 7:15 Monday morning I settled into a comfy spot about 20 yards from the edge of the woods. My intent was to experience the migration, by sight and sound, from a single spot. It was chilly, about 42 degrees, but I was dressed for it — polar fleece jacket and wool cap. With
