Calling on Biden administration to close trade loophole
We know what a problem unfair foreign competition is – particularly by countries like China, where companies are always finding new ways to cheat.
Moles: Humane control works best
They’re back! Telltale cones of mud in your lawn are a signal that mole season is upon us, and if you do nothing, moles will take over your entire yard. Doing nothing is not an option. Over the years we’ve tried numerous ways to eliminate moles from our lawns, from traps of various kinds to the trusty 12-guage, and only one has actually made a real difference.
Crappies are one of the easiest fish to hook
March is here and with the mild winter and early warm up, so is the fishing season. The walleye are biting up at Lake Erie and just this past weekend, I noticed a lot of bank fishermen were out on the inlets and cuts trying to catch crappie and perch.
Dates for hunting, trapping seasons proposed
The 2024-25 Ohio hunting and trapping season dates for white-tailed deer, waterfowl and other migratory game birds, furbearers, small game, and additional species were proposed to the Ohio Wildlife Council on Wednesday, Feb. 7, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Champagne has lengthy legal history
“Three be the things I shall never attain: Envy, content, and sufficient champagne.”
Brown working to prevent power outages, protect jobs
This time of year Ohioans know all too well how important reliable electricity is.
Warmer weather leads to walleye fishing
Well, we sure have had a roller coaster ride of weather these past few weeks. And although we still have to get through a lot of winter yet, sooner or later, old man winter will give in and spring will take over.
Fighting to cut taxes for Ohio families
Two of my top priorities are supporting Ohio manufacturers and lowering costs for Ohio families.
Turning dream of homeownership into reality
In traveling across the Buckeye State, the topic of housing continues to be top of mind for our fellow Ohioans.
Practice safety while ice fishing
The recent cold snap finally produced enough frigid temperatures to harden the local ponds and lakes giving ice fishermen a long awaited chance to try their luck. However, as the temperatures drop, it is important to remember during those chilly adventures that “No Ice is Safe Ice.” While frozen lakes, ponds, and rivers may be alluring to outdoor explorers, ice is never 100% safe and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources urges outdoor enthusiasts to stay alert.