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It’s (past) time we think beyond a measure for learning developed in 1906, James B. Thelen writes.

Homeowner and landscape designer Benjamin Vogt is slowly helping to re-prairie suburbia through his activism and horticulture business.

The Reserves, transformation, and the QDR.

This month, head to a theatre near you for Scottish Ballet’s fresh take on The Snow Queen, enjoy three secluded Christmas trail adventures, and read all about the voluntary foodbanks saving struggling Scots across the country.

Kids need adult mentors in their lives who aren’t their parents. What could that look like in practice?

Ten percent of South Dakota's long-term care facilities have shut down. Mark Deak is the executive director of the South Dakota Health Care Association. He says there is a range of challenges facing the industry today.

Western allies are figuring out their planned reactions to the Kremlin’s forced annexation of parts of eastern Ukraine expected to be unveiled Friday, as Vladimir Putin pushes to consolidate dwindling gains in his faltering war.

The Walworth County Care Center in Selby is an anomaly from Medicaid reimbursement and staffing challenges. It survived after the Good Samaritan Society announced it would shut down the facility four years ago.

McKenzie Long will join Grand Staircase Escalante Partners for a panel discussion and bookplate signing of her forthcoming book, THIS CONTESTED LAND, on Saturday, September 17.

Disruption is still the watchword in 2021, but many speakers at the ASAE Annual Meeting found solutions rooted in what's tried-and-true.