The days when public lands provided huge trees to the timber industry are largely over in our part of the world.  But the Bureau of Land Management is proceeding with the Bear Grub timber sale in the Applegate Valley, a project that will remove a few large trees.

People still have to eat and drink, regardless of the pandemic.  But it's a tricky time for small farmers, trying to figure out what people will eat and where they will buy it.  Planting has to happen now, and can't wait for restrictions to be lifted.

Since change happens all the time, it certainly behooves us to be able to roll with changes.

The limits of both educators and students are being tested like never before in the slow-motion disaster that is the COVID-19 pandemic.

The old impulse is to think of wildfires as creatures of the summer.  But that is no longer strictly the case in California.

There is a basic difference between men and women at the molecular level: in our chromosomes.  Women have two X chromosomes, men have an X and a Y.

Spring has sprung!  Energetic gardeners are busy right now, taking advantage of the growing season just begun.

Our food, business, and history segments seem to have converged this month.  Because this month's Stories of Southern Oregon features a Rogue Valley winemaker making a name for herself.

The festival-in-the-desert known as Burning Man will not happen this year, canceled like many events in deference to COVID-19.  But it will probably be back, fascinating people on many levels.

Recovering from a substance abuse addiction is neither easy nor fast.  And the challenges become that much greater in the current environment, with much of regular society shut down.