Across the state, Ohio’s farmers continue to adopt practices on their land aimed at addressing important conservation issues, such as improving Ohio’s water quality.
Children who eat breakfast at school start the day ready to learn, which is reflected in higher test scores and better classroom behavior.
The Ohio Department of Agriculture released grant applications for the 2015 Agricultural and Rural Community Outreach Program last week.
The Colonel Crawford Board of Education will hold its regular board meeting in the Media Center of the William and Hannah Crawford School Building on Monday, March 23 at 7 p.m.
Dave Phillips of Cincinnati Works will be the speaker at the newest edition of the Crawford Conversation.
Mr. Bunny is working the night shift.
The Central Joint Ambulance District’s oversight committee presented its findings Wednesday – one of which is that Life Support is in breach of its contract.
The annual Bucyrus Secondary School Science Fair has become a showcase of student work ethic and perseverance.
A woman in jail in a neighboring county was sentenced to prison Wednesday for violating community control.
Following recent announcements confirming the presence of highly pathogenic H5N2 avian influenza in commercial turkey flocks in the Mississippi migratory bird flyway, State Veterinarian Dr. Tony Forshey is urging Ohio poultry owners to take extra precautions.