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April is a month that naturally invites reflection.
Just as amazing, however, are the staggering odds that individual wild animals face to survive to
Even a small pond adds beauty and interest to a backyard, says Justin Miller, general manager of
One way humans can help is by planting a pollinator pathway, creating an environment where those
“Over long periods of time, small changes in stress in the earth can tip a fault over the edge,”
White has long done what he could to help fellow vets — for years, he donated modest proceeds fro
One way humans can help is by planting a pollinator pathway, creating an environment where those
Large, handsome, fast-flying birds, canvasbacks were not exactly numerous during those years, but
Tree and vegetation management is an important part of Butler Rural Electric Cooperative’s annual
Evans thought of all the Little Free Libraries that were springing up at the time, offering books
Trees do a lot of good for our communities.
When severe winter weather recently swept across Ohio and much of the east
Data centers may feel like a big-city phenomenon, but more and more of them are showing up in rur
Nearly 90 years ago, electric cooperatives like North Central Electric were formed for a simple r
The rodents are so large (weighing up to 60 pounds) and unrelentingly industrious (“busy as a bea
Did you know Butler Rural Electric Cooperative is member-owned and operated?
Rarey cemented his international reputation as one of the greatest horse trainers the world has e-
Nearly 90 years ago, electric cooperatives like Lorain-Medina Rural Electric were formed for a si
“People choose geothermal for the environmental benefits and to save money,” says Tim Litton, dir
After 29 years of service, Mike Klima is retiring from Paulding Putnam.
North Central Electric is celebrating two employees — Data Analyst Lynndsie Stahl and Journeyman
