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Ohio’s 2027 Wildlife Legacy Stamp will feature stunning gray fox

COLUMBUS – An eye-catching photo of a gray fox was selected as the featured image for the 2027 Ohio Wildlife Legacy Stamp. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife announced the photo, taken by Todd Hawkins of Marietta, was selected from a field of 99 wildlife images. Hawkins’…

Letter to the Editor: Ashland’s AI training should pay off at the workbench

Ohio employers have until Oct. 30 to apply for TechCred reimbursement, which can cover approved technology-focused credentials up to $1,000 per worker and $30,000 per application. That is useful for Ashland-area businesses trying to improve productivity without asking workers to fund every new skill themselves. The state’s eligible-credential rules emphasize…

Green-Perrysville Joint Fire District seeks renewal of two levies

PERRYSVILLE — Two renewal tax levies are on the ballot this November for the Green-Perrysville Joint Fire District. The 1-mill and 2-mill levies would continue existing taxes for another five years, rather than add new levies. If approved, they are expected to generate a combined $278,081 annually, according to the…

Malabar Farm State Park unveils new mural honoring Louis Bromfield

LUCAS — The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), in partnership with the Ohio History Connection, has unveiled a striking new mural at Malabar Farm State Park celebrating Pulitzer Prize–winning author, conservationist, and Malabar Farm founder Louis Bromfield. The artwork is part of Ohio’s recognition of America’s 250th anniversary, highlighting…

Vivid autumn colors begin to explode across northern Ohio

COLUMBUS — Driving through northern Ohio, bright fall color stretches along the roadways and fills the tree canopies. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) says sugar maples are still blazing with spectacular hues, while dogwoods are settling into rich, velvety reds and purples. “Even though it has been warm…

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