INFORMATION SUBMITTED LIMA — The Lima Symphony Orchestra returns this fall with a transformative season of electricity, adventures and celebration. Progress into a new era of orchestral music as Tracy Silverman brings sparks to the stage with his electric violin.
Farmers pay a lot of money for nitrogen (N) fertilizer, especially on corn and wheat but also vegetable crops like tomatoes, pickles, melons, sweet corn, etc. Most N fertilizer is produced from 200 plants world wide using the Haber-Bosch process. Natural gas or coal is used with atmospheric N using high pressure and high temperatures. The coal or natural gas is a source of hydrogen while the atmosphere supplies the N to produce ammonia (NH3). About 96% of the N fertilizer is produced this way but it also has high greenhouse gas emissions, methane and carbon dioxide. The need for N fertilizer is currently about 100 billion tons per year.
On the Farm and In the Garden Many mid- and late-season fungal plant diseases are showing up in lawns and gardens. These include lawn rust and powdery mildew.
Social media has become an integral part of daily life, influencing everything from communication to entertainment. In high school sports, social media’s impact is increasingly evident, as athletes, teams and schools navigate its role in recruitment, publicity and personal branding. While social media offers significant opportunities, it also presents challenges that affect both athletes and their programs.
DELPHOS — The Delphos Country Club hosted the annual Tee Off Classic on Monday, featuring golf teams from St. John’s, Jefferson, Ottoville and Fort Jennings. The event saw impressive performances, with the St. John’s boys and Jefferson girls teams both capturing the championship titles.
CELINA — At the prestigious Celina Invitational held at The Lynx Golf Course, Tyce McClain and Evan Altenburger delivered remarkable performances, securing top placements with scores of 72 and 78, respectively. McClain’s stellar play earned him first place overall, while Altenburger’s impressive efforts landed him in the top ten.
INFORMATION SUBMITTED COLUMBUS — Four Ohio State Buckeye football players were among 12 in the Big Ten Conference to receive preseason honors in front of the start of 2024 Big Ten Media Days at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Buckeyes selected by a conference-wide panel of media voters, including two from each member school, included sophomore SAF Caleb Downs, senior WR Emeka Egbuka, senior RB TreVeyon Henderson and senior DE JT Tuimoloau.
INFORMATION SUBMITTED Involvement in high school sports and performing arts programs in our nation’s schools provide students many opportunities for future success, and two examples are front and center this week – one in Indianapolis and another 4,100 miles away in Paris, France. In Indianapolis, more than 250 high school sports and activities participants and more than 100 college and adult ambassadors are participating in the National Student Leadership Summit (NSLS) sponsored by the NFHS.
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DELPHOS — Dancer Logistics, a distinguished warehousing and transportation company based in Delphos, Ohio, is excited to announce they have been acquired by FST Logistics, a 100% employee-owned, leading third-party logistics (3PL) company headquartered in Dublin, Ohio. This strategic partnership marks a significant milestone in Dancer Logistics’ growth journey and opens new horizons for the company.