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Essay: Spring Rising

Essayist Ken Lubinski reminds us we’re not the only ones awaiting spring.

A young child wearing a blue sweatshirt stand next to the trunk of a large maple tree. On the side of the tree is a silver metal bar holding a blue clear plastic bag that is half filled with clear maple sap. The sunshine peeks behind the tree and across the brown woods in early spring.

Essay: Maple Syrup–A Homesteading Tradition

An impulse-buy at a local farm store leads to a sweet new family tradition.

Walk the Walk and Talk the Talk, Too

Jim Ruen reports on efforts by one family to build a forage based farm enterprise near Altura. They host pasture walks with their children, building a legacy for the future.

Poetry: Ode to a Bluff Country Artist

Local poet and artist Diane Knight is honored with a tribute poem by poet Su Hwang

Poetry: Yggdrasil…Turning green…the voice

Poetry by John B. Nicol.

Poetry: Winding Paths

Poet Bonnie Gibson shares two poems that take the reader into other cultures.

Building Community Through Storytelling

Building Community Through Storytelling

Upper Mississippi National Wildlife Refuge turns 100

Root River Current…Come Join Our Team!

Healthy Stream, Healthy Trout

Root River Libraries: Today’s Challenges

Personal History: When summertime was paradise

Four generations of advocating for equal rights

For love of the Big River

State officials: January 2024 plan addresses nitrate contamination issues

Essay: Spring Rising

Essay: Maple Syrup–A Homesteading Tradition

Walk the Walk and Talk the Talk, Too

Poetry: Ode to a Bluff Country Artist

Poetry: Yggdrasil…Turning green…the voice

Poetry: Winding Paths

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