William A. McNutt

Delivering invitation to Centennial Ball

McNutt Named To Horticulture Group

Friends foster culture

Library Friends elect officers

McNutt president of Ohio Library 'Friends'

Passage of November levy may mean move from Hartford site

Numbers refuted

Library welcomes book donations

Trustees join Friends of Library

Beware of state's broken promises

Arts funding should be tripled

Carryout tax would be painless

Believe me, the recession is worldwide

Local library associates begin retirement plans

One library card should do it all

WOSU stations are under the gun

Columbus could be a leader

There is no question we need universal health care

Forget term limits; We need experience

Health care; Seniors try to keep it for themselves

We're responsible for most of the pet population problem

Area friends of library honored

Friends Group of the Year Award

Pets aren't for all

Why try to stop it? Raise the speed limit on highways

Money matters; School districts could share resources

Pay to play; Stop this silly sham of amateurism

Consider the competition; Clinton could get a second term

Jury system doesn't work

Don't shortchange the future

Taxing situation: Restore middle class strength and upward mobility

Our country struggles toward the middle ground

Outcome-based controversy

We can be unforgiving when hero-athletes stumble

Nixon and Johnson had the right idea: Clinton needs to become the same type of leader

50 years and counting: Two weddings make lasting marriage

Sea sick; Piece of meat interrupts family cruise

The funding crunch; Arts need the kind of support the proposed complex is getting now

Congress is noisy, but doing little

Changes taking place in education

Jewish ceremonies reflect sacred covenant

Veterans from WWII come together

Exchanging ideas

Important issues remain for voters

Families will remain involved in farming

Our legislators unable to keep up with Kentucky

Politicians ought to make tough decisions

Tobacco deals could improve nation's health

County Farm Bureau to vote on several policies

OSU sees many changes over 50 years

Letters

Elections predictable on local, national fronts

Agricultural presence remains strong here

Family, friends convince us to get on-line

Farming efficiency keeps us well-fed

Best leaders disregard party to solve problems

Farm Bureau tackles issues crucial to all of us

Controversies boost us into 'big leagues'

British, U.S. hospitals not so different

Dine around the world in one evening

County farm bureau offers insight on key issues

Genetic engineering has improved food production

I see why local 'snowbirds' take their annual flight

Farmers could benefit from a more national policy

We need state legislators willing to make tough decisions

Our political circus is still better than alternatives

Libraries to share Farm-City Week information

Franklin County benefits from progressive approach

Farmers continue to face many challenges

New administration ready to be judged

Genetic modification of food has many benefits

Our judicial system will remain in limelight

Farm Bureau makes several recommendations

School funding issue won't go away in near future

Snow birds miss out on balmy weather

State legislation affects farmers in many ways

Federal farm legislation protects vital resources

Federal farm legistlation protects vital resources

Statewide issues focus on drugs, justice

Local residents are no stranger to resale phenomenon

State, federal legislators grapple with tax policies

Public broadcasting needs public support

Focus today is on both past and future

Glory days fo farming not so different

Longing grows for return to simple life

Politicians adept at reversing positions

Kindred spirits provide small forum

French show appreciation on tour

Taking work habit cues from Europe

Farm bureau keeps close tabs on county's pressing issues

Sports, arts face similar cash conundrums

Budgets bring a unique brand of madness to springtime

Issues would take new turns with up-or-down popular vote

Passing 80-year mark brings new sense of perspective

Passing 80-year mark brings new sense of perspective

Library hit with state cuts

WWII unit's reunion offers positives, negatives

State issues held concerns to the light

Answers to immigration issues not easy

Walking the path to universal health care