Connie Smith is a journalist based in Lancaster, Ohio, with a focus on local news and community events. She writes for various publications, including the LANCASTER MENS CHORUS, The Hamilton Spectator, and Yahoo News. Connie's articles cover a range of topics, including agriculture, environmental awareness, holiday tips, and local events.
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Connie's coverage focuses on house and home topics, with an emphasis on seasonal announcements and how-to guides related to gardening, plant care, and horticulture. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide practical tips for maintaining gardens, caring for plants, or managing household greenery throughout the seasons, your insights could be valuable to her audience.
Given Connie's local geographic focus in Ohio (Lancaster), she may also appreciate content that is tailored specifically to the local climate and gardening practices of this region. This could include information about native plants, specific pest control issues common in the area, or regional gardening events.
As a writer who often covers seasonal tips from OSU Extension services - which are known for providing research-based knowledge - offering evidence-based advice supported by scientific research might resonate well with her coverage interests.
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By: Connie Smith
The end of daylight saving time means there will be more light in the morning and it will get dark earlier in the evening.
Congratulations to the Fairfield County Master Gardeners for recently being recognized for their work in sharing information about the Spotted Lantern Fly Invasion spreading across Ohio.
By: Connie Smith
OSU Extension will explore feed management strategies and the drought disaster relief programs presently available to farmers in much of Ohio.
When the party is over and you’re cleaning up, it’s important to assess the safety of the foods that are leftover.
This dramatic reading of the Dickens classic takes place Dec. 7
By: Connie Smith
Decorating for the holidays with fresh greenery is more prevalent than ever. Greenery and holly add a fresh look and natural scent to homes.
By: Connie Smith
Today, decorating for the holidays with fresh greenery is more prevalent than ever. Greenery such as cedar, ivy, pine and holly add a fresh look and natural scent to homes.
By: Connie Smith
Each hands-on farm accounting workshop brings a mobile OSU computer lab and examples of farm data to you.
The holidays bring many opportunities to “go green” and think about the impact our traditions and activities can have on our environment.
By: Connie Smith
Connie Smith | Farmers' Advance Reevaluate how your farm keeps financial records in Quicken in 2025.
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