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I love greens! Always have, even during my childhood.

There is nothing foolish about April because it’s time for summer books. There are tons of titles, but we have narrowed it down for you. Here are several of the best summer books for you to read as well as some anticipated books for children and teens.

April is here! Hooray and hallelujah!

In 1973, the Sam Boone family was able to build a snowman after a late April snowstorm, but they used daffodil blooms for the eyes.

I’m going to give you my review of the possibly newest and latest thing to exfoliate, cleanse and hydrate your skin. First, I showered and shampooed to remove all facial products and grabbed the package.

The strange little skunk cabbage seems an unlikely candidate for making anyone’s list of sought-after spring wildflowers.

It’s absolutely true. I have completely lost my mind! I am now critiquing cleaning equipment. Until I moved to Texas I barely knew what a broom was used for, now I’m a walking encyclopedia.

There is nothing but a little sun that we’ve been missing all winter. However, you should love this March season not only for the sun but also because spring break books will be for Young Adult Fiction and New Adult Fiction. Check them out below.

Agriculture has long been the backbone of Ohio’s economy, but the last few years have been especially tough for farmers. High inflation coupled with a series of interest rate hikes have drastically increased the cost of doing business.

EATON — The Preble County Council on Aging continues to plan and prepare for the future. Did you know that right now, one in...