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FeaturesRiding his sorrel horse, Champion, in scores of cowboy musicals, Autry helped to popularize country-western music with ballads like “Back in the Sa
FeaturesIf you need a reminder that the world is held together by stone, then consider Ohio’s basement.
FeaturesCompetitive bass fishing is strictly catch and release.
Woods, Waters & WildlifeThough the tragedy happened on Lake Superior, the most northerly, largest, and deepest of the Five Sisters, the story has many ties to the B
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by Mia TaylorIt was the end of May, the time of year when ospreys return to Ohio from their winter home in Mexico, and a breeding pair had decided that one of the utility poles in the training yard next to the co-op’s office was a good spot to build a nest.
by Craig GroomsSummer in Ohio brings hot weather — along with longer days that give us more time to enjoy it. But as we take in the season, it’s worth reflecting for a moment about something we rarely think about yet couldn’t live without: our electric power grid.
by Jeff McCallisterThey are also super-sized users of electricity. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, data centers can consume as much as 50 times the energy per floor space as other types of commercial buildings.
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by Margaret BuranenCompetitive bass fishing is strictly catch and release.
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by Craig SpringerIf you need a reminder that the world is held together by stone, then consider Ohio’s basement.
by Margaret BuranenThat organization, based in Pittsboro, North Carolina, keeps track of rare breeds of sheep, horse
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by Jeff McCallister
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Woods, Waters & Wildlife
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by W.H. Chip GrossThough the tragedy happened on Lake Superior, the most northerly, largest, and deepest of
by W.H. Chip GrossSmokey, of course, is best known as the star of the longest-running public service announcement c
by W.H. Chip GrossWhen Ohio gained statehood in 1803, leadership recognized the potential of the Muskingum to facil
