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Todd Beeson
Todd Jeffrey Beeson, 60, died suddenly May 1, 2023, at Salem Regional Medical Center.
Allegheny green festival, Hay Day to be held Sept. 24
PITTSBURGH — The annual Allegheny Green & Innovation Festival and Hay Day will be held together Sept. 24 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Hartwood Acres Park Amphitheater.
Roundup of FFA news for Oct. 24, 2019
Catch up on local FFA news from West Muskingum FFA, West Holmes FFA, Fayetteville FFA, Black River FFA, Northwestern FFA, Western Reserve FFA and more.
1925-2010: Nicholas Pitorak
MONTVILLE, Ohio — Nicholas Pitorak, 85, of Montville, died Dec. 30, 2010 at UH Geauga Medical Center in Claridon Township. He was born Oct. 4, 1925 in Huntsburg Township on the family farm, the son of Harry and Katherine (Krisa) Pitorak. Nick was baptized shortly afterwards in Sts. Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church in
Roundup of FFA news for Dec. 21, 2023
Catch up on FFA news from Northridge FFA, Northwestern FFA, West Holmes FFA, Norwayne FFA, Ashland FFA and Black River FFA.
Not ‘falling’ apart: Autumn agritourism adjusts to pandemic, health guidelines
Despite the pandemic, attendance and interest hasn’t been lacking at many agritourism farms this fall. Farms have still had to make some adjustments, but fall agritourism is still happening in Ohio this year.
Holstein calf takes sports world by storm
“Baby Ben,” a calf born on a Pennsylvania dairy farm, has become the unofficial mascot of Pittsburgh Steelers fans everywhere.
Fall vegetable options
Produce is fresher and has its best taste when it ripens in its natural growth cycle. Find out what’s in season in Ohio and surrounding states during fall.
Journey Through Ashtabula County
JEFFERSON, Ohio – A great group of people has been working to develop an experience that will give Ashtabula County residents the chance to learn about some of the great things that are happening in the area.
New RMA rules, deadline give flexibility in cover crop termination
WASHINGTON — Farmers have been given more time to terminate their cover crops after the excessively wet spring of last year prevented many of them from doing that in time to meet a crop insurance deadline. Before In order for grain farmers to insure their main crop, they previously had to terminate cover crops by
