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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT: Huron County Pride to celebrate their second annual Pride Festival

Building on the success of last year's festival, which drew between 2 and 3 thousand visitors, Dawn Allen, Vic...

Solar storm crippled GPS equipment, causing headaches for farmers

Upcoming webinar shines light on intimate partner violence in rural communities

It's an opportunity to further explore the issue of intimate partner violence in rural communities. As part of...

Q: Can (small-scale) farming feed Britain (or Tokyo, or the world)? A: Yes … (probably)

A small farm future out of practical necessity, then, but also one evincing positive cultural possibilities. But practical necessity is the critical driver.

Aidlin Darling: 2023 Interior Design Hall of Fame Inductees

Meet Joshua Aidlin and David Darling, Interior Design 2023 Hall of Fame inductees, whose diverse projects reflect their core design principles.

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Changing times

Column hits 26th anniversary

Mother’s Day is the 26th anniversary of my column in Rural Roots.Rural Roots used to be published on Sundays, but lswitched to Thursday publication to accommodate production and distribution schedules. More recently, Rural Roots has become the Thursday edition of the Prince Albert Daily Herald.Rural Roots was launched in 1990 by Barb Gustafson, who was its first editor. (She was later the Prince Albert Daily Herald Managing Editor and then Publisher.)

Historic events on this day

When looking for a column topic, I often search for significant events that happened on the day on which the column will be published. Here is a sampling of the many significant events on this day.March 30 is the day in 1867 when the United States and Russia agreed to the purchase of Alaska.Secretary of State William H. Seward secretly negotiated the land deal with Russian minister Edouard de Stoeckl for $7.2 million.