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Anonymous acts of kindness performed to honor memory of pilot
Since Chief Warrant Officer Hal Reichle’s death, his family and friends have honored his memory by carrying out anonymous acts of kindness.
Dargate Galleries: Auctioning off the auction
Dargate Auction Galleries of Pittsburgh is going on its own auction block Sept. 7 as Larry and Carol Farley auction off their contollling interest in the gallery.
The only constant in life is change
Things always change. And that is one truth we each carry with us, no matter our station in this life,” Judith Sutherland writes in her column this week.
Domino’s celebrates America’s farmers
As a celebration of America’s farmers, Domino’s announced its week-long special where customers can carry out any two-topping pizza for $5.99.
Ohio Seed Improvement Association: There is a growing demand for noxious weed free forage and mulch program
DUBLIN, Ohio — There is a growing demand in North America for the use of certified noxious weed free forage and mulch as a preventative program to limit the spread of noxious weeds. This voluntary certification program is designed to assure that forage (straw, hay, cubes and pellets) and mulch sold with proper certification identification
Scientists say herbicide resistance predates GM crops
Herbicide resistance has been an issue for much longer than genetically modified crops have been around.
Shell’s Falcon pipeline under investigation by state, federal agencies
According to documents acquired by the environmental group FracTracker Alliance, a whistleblower contacted the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration in 2019 with allegations that the pipeline may have been built with a defective corrosion coating.
Farm chores showed value of work
Columnist Judie Sutherland may not have carried milk cans, but milking cows in a straight-eight stanchion parlor gives her a few braggin’ rights of her own.
When your mama didn’t raise you right
All of my columns carry alternate titles (if only in my head). What the nice typesetter might call it and what I call it is often something else entirely.
Reader: Keep fighting and don’t give up
Patsy M. Stuckey, 94, of Alliance, Ohio, responds to Hugh Earnhart’s Feb. 20, 2020, column, Orphan trains carried at-risk youth west.
