Ohio DNR grants $17 million to projects
DNR Report
January 14, 2023
Columbus — The Ohio DNR (ODNR) will grant $17 million to encourage economic and community development across Appalachian Ohio.
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North Ridgeville shooting team honored in Ohio Senate
Maggie Kelch
January 14, 2023
Sen. Nathan Manning (R-N. Ridgeville) honored the team members on the floor of the Ohio Senate in recognition of their outstanding performance at the 2022 Ohio State High School Clay Target Championships.
Ohio anglers see some good bites before brief ice fishing window slams closed
Mike Moore
January 13, 2023
Ohio anglers enjoyed a brief window of ice fishing during the last week and a half of December 2022 before warmer temperatures deteriorated ice conditions around the state.
Air temperatures in Central Ohio, for
Ohio DNR creating new wetland at Headlands Beach
Jeff Frischkorn
January 13, 2023
Painesville, Ohio — The Ohio DNR has repurposed a frequently inundated parking lot into a 10-acre wetland at the 120-acre Headlands Beach State Park. This former parking lot and soon-to-be birding destination is located at
Massachusetts town invaded by coyotes calls in the sharpshooters
Jenna Russell / The New York Times
January 12, 2023
When coyotes approach children playing in the park, as they do with unnerving frequency in this tiny coastal town north of Boston, Kellie Frary springs into action, trying to drive the animals off while another
Ohio muzzleloader season shows great results
Mike Moore
January 11, 2023
Harvest up more than 1,000 deer over 2022 as hunters take advantage of the muzzleloader season in Ohio that wrapped up on Jan. 10.
USA Clay Target League releases 2022 Impact Report
Staff Report
January 11, 2023
League contributes $4.5 million to Pittman-Robertson fund.
Mixed Bag: Outdoor news items from around Ohio (Jan. 6, 2023)
Staff Report
January 11, 2023
Newsworthy items from the outdoors in Ohio.
Website provides great new option for Outdoor News readers
Rob Drieslein
January 10, 2023
Outdoor News unveiled an updated website last week that will give the region’s hunters, anglers, and conservationists another way to access the publication’s content.
Readers who prefer print still will have their state-specific newspaper
