The calm low voice of country music's greatest duet has gone to meet his restless brother "in the air."
There are all kinds of folk remedies. One saved my father's life. It's a story that involves a copperhead snake and turpentine.
The rural built-environment is fast disappearing. Meanwhile, small communities are losing more than window panes and rafters.
A new study of one Wisconsin town finds that small-town residents see community -- and their place in it -- in three strikingly different ways.
In a painter's American icons, there's the power of Europe's Old Masters and the energy of a restless devotion to rural life.
The Ashe juniper gets demonized this time of year, but what about its many benefits -- to the land, to enterprising charcoal sellers, to elves?
A 67-foot spruce from the Tetons tours Wyoming and then makes a long trip East, a gift of cowboy stature to Washington, D.C.
In December the dance talents in rural America whirl into view. Small town studios offer training and, for pros, a chance to teach.
Though modern agriculture has revved up planting and harvesting, here comes winter. Put on the brakes.