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Wisconsin man keeps Christmas tree up for 40 years
He believes that his tree may hold the record for the longest-standing cut Christmas tree.
There’s no better way to connect than camping
Whether it’s a connection with family or nature that is being sought, both can be found camping.
Don’t let bad burgers ruin your Memorial Day
Get the latest news on beef recalls and learn the best practices for handling ground beef and cooking hamburgers to avoid foodborne illness on Memorial Day.
Doris, the Queen Mother of the flock
Doris the Dorset has earned herself a new name, and she just keeps teaching us all sorts of things whether we want to learn it or not.
Planning for successful cross country adventures
Julie Geiss ruminates on the importance of planning as she recalls her last cross-country adventure and prepares for her next.
Do wind towers use more energy than they should?
FARGO N.D. — The editor of a mechanical engineering periodical recently lamented about the amount of energy a wind tower consumes. He studied the inner workings of a modern wind tower and pondered whether any net energy is produced. Components Some of the devices inside a wind turbine that consume power include: Rechargeable batteries —
Officials approve second phase of Champaign County wind farm
Wind farm gets approval, despite concerns by some residents.
Backyard gardening: Feast and famine in equal measures
Eliza Blue finds herself with too much cabbage for one family to ever possibly consume and not enough strawberries or peas.
Black licorice warnings and tips for safe Halloween celebrations
People over 40 who eat 2 ounces of black licorice a day for at least 2 weeks could experience an irregular heart rhythm that may land them in the hospital.
A Current Occurrence
(That title is an answer phrase just made for the daily Jumble puzzle.) I was out of bed early for a trip to the bathroom, then back to bed, drifting off again, when Mark, getting ready for work, popped in the bedroom doorway. He set something on the stand near my head – a newspaper,
