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Amanda Raines, 4-H Youth Development Educator in Hardin County, was awarded the Epsilon Sigma Phi Mid-Career Service Recognition Award at OSU Extension’s Conference on Dec.… Login to continue reading Login…

Information submitted KENTON — Amanda Raines, 4-H Youth Development Educator in Hardin County, was recognized as Hardin County’s Outstanding Fair Supporter at a breakfast hosted… Login to continue reading Login…

ADA — All the 2024 happenings in Ada, and the surrounding area, were, frankly, dizzying. And there’s no way to chronicle them all here. However, the following are, decidedly, some of the highlights – starting with, well, the ‘Harvest & Herb (Festival) Highlights.’

ADA — What do modern day hobos, police water rescues and East Palestine, Ohio, have in common? If you (quite astonishingly) answered: Ada Community Oriented Policing Officer Penny Keller-Clark, you would have, indeed, been correct.

ADA — It’s been written about in Sports Illustrated Magazine. Ohio Magazine prominently featured it. People come from near and far (like, for instance, ALL the way from Wapakoneta, LOL) to attend it.

Farmers are finally getting moisture; rain, snow, and even ice. Recent rains followed by colder temperatures has restore some soil moisture. The slow steady rains have soaked in rather than running off. Waterways finally did fill up with water; but it took a long time. That is both good news for future crops planted next year, but also for water quality. Slow steady rains release much less nutrients into our waterways than fast hard driving rainfall events.

As New Year’s Day 2024 approached, millions of individuals were preparing to make changes they hoped would improve their fitness. In a Forbes Health/One Poll… Login to continue reading Login…

The month of January has been home to many historical events over the years. Here’s a look at some that helped to shape the world in January 1925.