It would take a buggy bout 35-40 minutes to make the 5-mile trip into Lawrenceburg from Ethridge, With no electricity, the Amish use kerosene lamps for lighting and diesel engines to run machinery.

Need a feed bucket? A spool of lamp wicks? How about a briefcase-size bag of jerky or a 5-gallon pail of raw honey? For nearly a quarter century, the Amish-owned establishment has supplied much of ...

These Amish do practice safety-oriented buggy markings ... Many agencies regulating emergency vehicle lighting and LED billboards are moving away from flashing brightness for safety’s sake ...

The Swartzentruber Amish are suing to overturn Ohio's new traffic law that requires animal-drawn buggies to have yellow flashing lights, saying the law conflicts with ...

With the kerosene lamps lit and a burner lit on the stove ... Top with cheese before serving, if desired. The Amish Cook is a weekly column written by Lovina Eicher, an Old Order Amish woman ...