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Healthy birds fly
Kym Seabolt is here to provide a virtual hug and assure parents of recent high school graduates that letting go can bring happy tears too.
Run through Mill Stream Run Reservation ignites new passion
Julie Geiss’ daughter gets hooked on distance running following the completion of her first half-marathon at Mill Stream Run Reservation.
Smart bulbs, dumb human
Kym Seabolt might have a smart house but she still feels like the same old stupid human.
Conservation practices make a difference in the small projects, too
When it comes to construction projects, no matter the size, it is always important to consider ways to minimize negative impacts on the environment.
Cicadas dangerous to people allergic to seafood
Cicadas are among those insects that are safe to eat. However, if you have any shellfish allergies, you should avoid eating cicadas.
Surviving the great social media outage of Oct. 4, 2021
Kymberly Foster Seabolt reflects on the great social media outage of Oct. 4, 2021, and society’s dependency on these platforms.
How to create a fencing plan
Planning is the key to ensuring fencing is installed properly and you’re getting the most out of your investment.
A silver medal marriage
As Kymberly Foster Seabolt approaches her 25th wedding anniversary, she shares some insight into the dynamic between her and her husband.
What’s in Ohio’s proposed budget for agriculture, rural life?
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine unveiled a new proposal for the next executive budget for the state Feb. 1, including a $1 billion Investing in Ohio Initiative aimed at helping Ohio’s economy recover from the impact of the pandemic, and investments in H2Ohio, broadband, nutrition and food access and farmland preservation.
Spotted lanternfly is a plant stressor, but is no locust, OSU experts say
Spotted lanternflies have infested much of the Pennsylvania and other parts of the eastern U.S., and have moved West into other states, like Ohio. But while spotted lanternflies present a threat to some crops, it’s important to take a step back and look at their actual impact.
