By Amanda Sebolt Nickajack Farms is a family owned and operated farm that specializes in farming, events and their local Fall Festival. In 2003 the Sebolt family took a leap into the agriculture [...]
By Douglas M. Kish, MA The Beauty of an Energy-Efficient Log Home The charm and mystigue of log homes has been with us since early frontier days and remains just as captivating today. A warm [...]
By Barb Allen-Novad Today’s world is so fast paced, it can be a tough place to raise confident kids. As parents we need to help our kids have the self-confidence to tackle this crazy world of [...]
By Christina Wiese Warmer weather has finally arrived and we’re anxious to get outside and enjoy it. Of all the ways to get out there, from amusement parks to zip lining, camping is our favorite [...]
By Philip Palmer, BA When I’m shopping and I put my groceries on the checkout belt it is usually comprised of fruits and vegetables along with grains. My grocery bill happens to be one of my [...]
Why Your Body Wants Your Diet to Fail… and What You Can Do About It By Erin McDermott, BA, CPT New research in weight loss demonstrates the problem we see today is not actually with losing [...]
By Alexandria Spencer, CF-L1 In my senior year of college, I discovered late fees at the school library when I checked out a book right before summer break. That’s right, I had every intention of [...]
Wayne County Events are Here to Help Spring is in the air which finds many of us thumbing through seed catalogs and watching home and garden improvement shows on TV in anticipation of warmer [...]
By Rodney Long, Jr, MSSA, LSW Relationships are tough. Everyone knows that. Even the best relationships have difficulty. I’ve always said that if you’re not arguing with your partner about [...]
A New Chapter By Katie Cunningham Warther Cutlery began a new chapter in its history by moving into a brand-new manufacturing facility and store adjacent to its former Dover, Ohio location. The [...]
