
Where there’s smoke, there’s fire
The Ohio Division of Forestry is reminding Ohioans to comply with state laws during March, April and May when open burning is banned between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. “Most people are surprised to learn

The Ohio Division of Forestry is reminding Ohioans to comply with state laws during March, April and May when open burning is banned between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. “Most people are surprised to learn

Professional fishing guides utilizing Lake Metroparks stream access now need to approach the agency for proper paperwork. While the parks system has always had a policy whereby anyone offering a pay-for service must secure a
The zany forecasting of Punxsutawney Phil, the storied Pennsylvania groundhog aside, you can count on hunkering down next to the wood stove for another six weeks of winter. Or you can get outside on the

St. Marys, Ohio – Officials have removed a warning not to eat fish from Ohio’s largest inland lake after tests of lake fish showed no signs of a liver toxin. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency

Jenny Lynn and I first laid our eyes on one another nearly 12 years ago at the Cleveland I-X Center. It was not either of our intentions to flirt, much less fall in love, though

Columbus – Due to the unprecedented harmful algal blooms of 2009 and 2010, the Grand Lake St. Marys watershed has been designated a watershed in distress as of Jan. 18, according to the DNR. A
London, Ohio – Madison County resident Daltonn Knapp trapped a 74-pound male coyote during the last week of December. The size of the animal was remarkable – as was the fact that Knapp took it

The Ohio Division of Watercraft is making waves on Twitter @ohioWatercraft – tacking toward social-media technology such as Twitter, Facebook and You Tube to interact with Ohio water enthusiasts. “We are excited to provide real-time
Jeff, my former co-worker, harvested a dandy 10-point buck in early December in Champaign County during the “second rut.” He estimated the buck to be about 4 years old. Jeff readily admitted to hauling a
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