Michele Specht
Address
2146 E. High Ave.
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Dues$80.00 per year for a family membership
Appearances really can deceive. Take the richly detailed paintings of Dave Barnhouse for instance. These seem to be the work of a lifelong artist, not a steel mill worker who taught himself to paint.
Hope for Ohio is for teens, parents, teachers and 4-H and FFA advisers. This event will help participants to see warning signs, explain peer-to-peer drug prevention tactics and provide tools to address our community’s opioid epidemic. Details Nov. 3 FFA…
Lynn Snyder - Sept. 27
The purpose of the training is to provide humane officers a basic understanding of farm animal care and production practices and to identify resources for local animal shelters and officials dealing with animal care complaints. The farm tours will allow…
Join Carroll, Harrison, Jefferson and Tuscarawas County Farm Bureaus for an informative day of fun, learning and fellowship in the heart of Amish Country. Experts will share information on a variety of topics that matter most to women. Cost: Farm Bureau…
The Tuscarawas County Farm Bureau and community partners will present the fourth annual Harvest for Hospice fundraiser featuring a catered meal featuring local food and wines and live/silent auctions. All proceeds will benefit Community Hospice. To register, contact the Tuscarawas…
The Fifth Annual Straight from the Heart Women’s Wellness event in Amish Country has been planned and brochures are now available. Straight from the Heart is an event that brings together women from all over Ohio to spend a day…
Lynn Snyder - March 12
Terri Specht of Johnstown recently graduated from Ohio Farm Bureau’s AgriPOWER Institute Class IX. Started in 2008, AgriPOWER was created to help farmers and agricultural professionals gain influence over public policy issues that impact their businesses and communities. Specht is…
Joe Cornely - Feb. 12
Sadly, we’re in a time where far too many folks seem to be on their worst behavior when discussing important topics. Ranting and yelling and their online equivalents seems to have become the ways to share an opinion. In Ohio…
Amy Graves - Feb. 12
Ohio Farm Bureau’s Young Agricultural Professionals program has awarded $500 grants to eight local YAP groups and two Collegiate Farm Bureau groups. The grants are courtesy of Farm Credit Mid-America and fund YAP-focused educational programming or events. Winning groups were…
Using peppers from Yoder Acres Produce, Amber and Jason Kuemerle of Tuscarawas County create the jams and jellies they can and sell through Starfire Farms.
