Journal Island, the 6-acre Buckeye Lake retreat, has been sold by the Wolfe family, the former owners of The Columbus Dispatch who owned the island for more than a century.

Tender early leaf growth has lower levels of toxicity and is sometimes grazed upon by deer and California ground squirrels are the only mammal adapted to the toxicity of raw buckeye seeds.

For decades, the buckeye leaf has marked the journey of Ohio State football champions, one sticker at a time. Some […] COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohio State is one of college football’s most ...

The stickers on Ohio State football helmets are Buckeye leaf stickers, and they serve as a tradition and a symbol of achievement for the players. This practice began in 1968, introduced by head ...

Ohio State's decal is a green leaf. The image is of a leaf from the buckeye tree, initially drawn in 1950. It first started appearing on helmets in 1967. ...

What are the stickers on Ohio State's helmets? The small, white and dark green decals depict a buckeye leaf. The stickers, which are about the size of a quarter, are "applied to Ohio State ...

Ohio State's decal is a green leaf. The image is of a leaf from the buckeye tree, initially drawn in 1950. It first started appearing on helmets in 1967. ...

As noted by The Columbus Dispatch, Ohio State's helmets include stickers that have a buckeye leaf on them. Buckeye leaves are grown on buckeyes trees, which is the official tree of the state of Ohio.

In short, these white and dark green decals depict a buckeye leaf. Each buckeye sticker is awarded to players for "big plays and consistency on the field," the university says on its website.

The university says the term "Buckeye" was first used in 1788, 15 years before Ohio became a state. Col. Ebenezer Sproat, a 6'4" man with a commanding presence, earned the nickname when Native ...