Anybody can arrange a "rural theme" wedding. But can you make grey icing roses and grow your own bouquet?
Small town and out of the way restaurants are finding that social media sites spur customers to the door.
A newly published platter of Texas barbecue: scholarly research, with tasty sides of photography, interviews, lists, and even a toothpick dispenser.
Social networking online was once a personal diversion; now, says an Oregon farmer, it's a business necessity.
Do rural Americans use telecommunications in special ways? A recent study suggests that Yonderites are twittering and IMing and chatting with friends closer to home.