Radio stations around the nation are dropping Michael Jackson songs from their playlists, and it’s not because they’re terrible — it’s because it seems as if he might have been. The m... Read more
My hair only has a little gray in it and I don’t get AARP mailings yet, but the truth remains: I am an old person. It became official after I ranted about kids these days and their phones. I... Read more
Meaningful connection takes work — it always has, it’s just that now our devices make false promises about making it easier. Here are four values to help you pursue more mindful use of... Read more
Intaglio print etchings require days of preparation with no room for error. To bring the project through to completion, the artist must be precise and patient. Clarkston artist Barbara Coppo... Read more
Joe Monahan was a cattle worker and integral community member in Idaho’s Owyhee county until his death in 1904. It was then that his body was found to be female. Monahan is one of five indiv... Read more
If you like to eat, then pollinators are an important part of your life. A lot of our food would disappear if pollinators weren’t around, and with pollinator numbers in decline, it may be ti... Read more
When there’s wind and cold outside, it’s a good time for a tea party inside. But then, anytime is a good time for a tea party for chef Lindsey Joy Smith. She should know, she a... Read more
Freshly darned socks and newly working home appliances weren’t the only thing to leave Moscow Public Library’s recent Repair Cafe. Catherine Praiswater, host of Your Positive Imprint podcast... Read more
If you have not yet held up a shirt of yours and asked if it “sparks joy,” now is a good time to give Marie Kondo’s tidying techniques a try. Tidying up has become a national pastime with th... Read more
When you look at what past visionaries thought things would be like today, the predictions range from laughably ridiculous to eerily accurate. Between 1899 and 1910, a few French and German... Read more