You don’t need to travel far to see grand old growth forests.
The ninth-annual celebration of all things garlic (and goats) may be especially important for the town, as a bridge closure has slowed tourism to a near-complete halt.
The rodeo is back in town! And the Danish Sisterhood is collecting gnomes for the Maple Valley gnome trail.
This is a way to rise above the political and social polarization of the times.
There are some awe-inspiring sights at the Grant County park.
Some need a lot. Some need little. Don’t confuse the two.
Contributor’s note: We’re spending time this summer focusing on the great outdoors: namely, some of the noteworthy campgrounds and trails…
Scarlett Cockerham and her Hampshire/Suffolk Cross lamb Oklahoma beat out Rue, the Nigerian Dwarf Goat and, Honey Bun, a Sicilian Buttercup Chicken.
Also, here are some of the best perennials for a summer garden.
The unpaved trail follows an abandoned railroad line and is a dirt-and-rock experience.
The local nonprofit will be moving with American Heritage into the Courier-Herald building.
And make sure you continue watering deep to encourage root growth.
Independence Day is past, but your yard can continue to celebrate the country.
