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Good stuff for the new year
Kymberly Seabolt discusses the small things you can do to make the new year better. Take care of yourself and engage with the world and those in your life.
Spring is just ducky: Learn to ID waterfowl
Learn how to find and identify common waterfowl you can expect to find on local waterways.
Saving a life: Vets do historic procedures on horse
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Professors at Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine performed two procedures on a 23-year-old thoroughbred that saved the horse’s life and set a precedent for the diagnosis and treatment of a kidney tumor.
Penn States hosts forestry conference
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Penn State’s School of Forest Resources will hold a conference, Pennsylvania’s Forest Resources: Assessing Their Condition, April 26-27 at the Nittany Lion Inn on its University Park campus.
Cost of a summer cookout down slightly from 2022
Celebrating the 4th of July with a cookout will cost significantly more than two years ago, although prices have fallen slightly from record highs in 2022.
The Great Doughnut Resistance
I am eating a banana when what I really want to be eating is pastry. I call that progress. Ever since starting my new to me office type job with business type people I have gained weight. Not a lot of weight but enough weight to be alarming. This caught me off guard because I
Pollinators wildly interesting this time of year
A few days ago my eyes began to itch. Grass and tree pollen trigger allergies that will continue until the first frost. But pollen is a necessary evil. It is essential for the reproduction of flowering plants. Pollen originates in the stamens of flowers. It is essentially the sperm that must reach another flower’s pistols
Winter is made of sledding and smiles
“At the heart of the meadow, the old watering hole froze over quite nicely. We used the horse-drawn sleigh to get there and before long, there we were, ice skating like old timers who skated every day. The chill was held at bay by our laughter and glee. There was no place else we would
I will impact agriculture by educating tomorrow’s leaders
As a high school freshman, Abby Pozderac joined FFA. “Little did I know that the organization that I had joined was going to bless me beyond compare and transform my life.” Read more in our exclusive post.
Error in MWCD assessment estimates
NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio – Churches and schools will see a reduction of slightly more than 50 percent in their estimated annual assessments after a clerical error was identified March 24 in the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District’s conservancy appraisal record.
