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CIRCLEVILLE, OH – With the Ohio Selected Jug Yearling Sale less than 24 hours away, the harness racing consignors who know these colts and fillies best, weighed in on their selections on who may emerge from Friday’s (Sept. 15) sale as ‘the one to watch.’ The hardworking men and women that breed, foal, raise and

The Ohio Selected Jug Yearling Sale takes place today (Friday, Sept. 15) at the Pickaway Ag Center, Circleville, Ohio as the focus of many of the Buckeye state’s Standardbred owners and trainers has turned to a search for the next champion harness horse.

Twenty miles northeast of Nashville, Hendersonville is a destination on its own. From historic castles and local boutiques to a homegrown brewery, here are the best things to do in Hendersonville.

Tony Alagna will send two horses to Saturday’s $668,000 Meadowlands Pace, and although neither of his 3-year-old colts has posted a win this season, the harness racing trainer is happy with the way El Rey (Captaintreacherous) and Hungry Angel Boy (Stay Hungry-Angel Scent) have raced heading into the weekend. El Rey was second in last

Release by Winter Haven Police Department: Kitchen fire at Spring Haven Retirement displaces residents. There were no injuries to residents, staff or firefighters. On April 17, 2020 at approximately 7:22 a.m., the Winter Haven Fire Department responded to a kitchen fire at Spring Haven Retirement, located at 1225 Havendale Blvd. NW in Winter…

Women who leave their Amish community often face employment, housing and mental health challenges as they transition to non-Amish American culture. Learn more about the organizations offering support.

Women who leave their Amish community often face employment, housing and mental health challenges as they transition to non-Amish American culture. Learn more about the organizations offering support.

Let the luck of the Irish rub off on you with these fun things to do for St Patrick's Day in Raleigh. Celebrate with St Paddy's Day events, Irish music, food and more.

Women who leave their Amish community often face employment, housing and mental health challenges as they transition to non-Amish American culture. Learn more about the organizations offering support.

Women who leave their Amish community often face employment, housing and mental health challenges as they transition to non-Amish American culture. Learn more about the organizations offering support.