According to the November LANDTHINK Pulse results, a substantial share of Americans won’t buy land in a place where the laws conflict with their...
Tag - Rural America
I often get requests to not write about certain individuals with whom I share mixed marital arts. Therefore, I will not name my wife, Melissa, as the...
In 26 years of living on the same speck of rural America, I’ve felt threatened once.
Health and health care are matters of concern in the American countryside as well as everywhere else. The research shows that we who live in rural...
I had a bit part 46 years ago in my high school’s senior class musical, “Brigadoon.” Since I can’t sing, dance or act, I was cast as a dry goods...
Those of us who live and work in what the New Yorker might consider the muddle of the American nowhere may have once believed that life at the fat...
President-elect Obama showed up unannounced in Blue Grass late Wednesday afternoon as I was pulling in with a load of split firewood.
Here’s the story in most American cities—existing-home sales are down, pending home sales down, new home sales down and average home prices down...
Most of America’s land today is still rural. And 200 years ago, most Americans were family farmers on family farmland—but no more.