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City leaders came together Thursday evening to mark the completion of the City Walk, a milestone in Hickory’s efforts aimed at improving quality of life and economic development.

Feeding wild birds outdoors can be a great source of joy, especially as colder temperatures of winter arrive. Yet dirty bird feeders can increase the risk of disease transmission if

Prior to Thanksgiving, I wrote about the importance of reducing food waste and how small changes we can make would have lasting impacts on the amount of food ending up

It is the start of the holiday season, and the recent cold temperatures and snowfall may have you thinking about getting a fresh Christmas tree. If a fresh tree is

The Asian giant hornet made news when it was first discovered in the state of Washington almost two years ago. In December 2019, the confirmation of a single Asian giant

When working for Cornell Cooperative Extension, you never know what the next phone call or email may be about — or, when searching for the answer, where the trail will

Publicize your club meetings, community events and fundraisers for free in The Stroller. Send information at least a week in advance to vndnews@triblive.com. Please include a daytime telephone number. Donations being accepted for holiday turkey vouchers Allegheny Valley Association of Churches is accepting donations to help with the food bank

The changing climate has implications for our local, national and global food supply. With a growing world population, many are seeking ways to increase the food supply and reduce greenhouse

Are you amazed to see a butterfly passing by? I have been fascinated with these creatures for as long as I can remember. A monarch butterfly will catch my eye

KENDALLVILLE — The Noble County Extension Homemakers’ annual Bake-A-Rama contest attracted 51 baked entries at the Noble County Fair. The annual baking contest is held during Ladies Day at the fair. All baked entries were on display for People’s Choice judging by fairgoers. Results were tabulated, then items were auctioned off to raise money for area high school student scholarships. Auctioneer Don Oberlin helped the Extension Homemakers bring in $595. The highest bid was $37.50 ...