2026 Top 15 Hogs for the Hog Wild Contest announced
Stop by the Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau office to see these piggies in person and cast your vote! Each business will be collecting votes until Friday, Sept. 25 at noon.
Read MoreThe Downtown Holiday Planning Committee crushed it with the Cookie Walk Dec. 4! Downtown businesses each donated 250 cookies and proceeds benefit the Jackson Downtown Association.
We had a ton of smiling faces, Apple Festival, and 4-H Queens and Princesses, and many more swing by the Farm Bureau Office! What a fun family event to kick off the Holiday season! 🍪🌲 Shout-out to Nicole Foster at Foster Flours for hooking us up with the cutest cookies all wrapped in Christmas Cheer.
Stop by the Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau office to see these piggies in person and cast your vote! Each business will be collecting votes until Friday, Sept. 25 at noon.
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Thank you to the Jackson, Oak Hill, and Wellston FFA chapters for their assistance with our annual Hog Wild fundraiser.
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Greg Williams of Lucasville is serving on the 2026 Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Policy Development Committee.
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The project focuses on installation of two transmission lines impacting neighborhoods in Meigs, Jackson, Pike, Scioto and Lawrence Counties, as well as extensive substation upgrades along each route.
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Each year, The Telegram newspaper helps shine a spotlight on the Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau’s Hog Wild Contest by sponsoring a…
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We had a fantastic turnout for the Equine Pasture Walk! Local horse owners and agriculture enthusiasts gathered in Vinton County…
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Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau was proud to support this year’s Vinton County Fair by sponsoring the Showman of Showmen jackets for…
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Each year, Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau is proud to sponsor T-shirts for the Vinton County Junior Fair Board. We are thankful…
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Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau partnered with Nationwide Select Partner Virgil Hamilton Agency at the Jackson County Fair. What a great time…
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Five students received funds to assist them with the next step in their education.
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