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Jenny O'Connell Whether we tend to hide away from minus twenty Fahrenheit outdoors or bolt as political stews boil over and douse the gas...

In a context of ever-present change, our planet’s ongoing experiments with Life have been “a big, joyful party”* of diverse approaches to...

Seed Catalogs Are Arriving As Snow Sifts Down Daily In my 50's before heading to graduate school, my choice was weighted toward my home...

Play Twice as Hard! Everything is better when shared, right? Writers are urged to double up the ways each word or image can act in a...

My parents celebrating My parents got married on the year's longest night, and once we were old enough to realize what the extra hours in...

For National Horse Day, the not-quite-300 year old United States salutes an over 30-THOUSAND year old relationship between people and...

A small calico cat lived at their vet's in a carrier, her front legs just nubbins. She didn't fare well among rowdier residents. My...

Sometimes stepping away from current events is the healthiest offering we can make to people around us, to ourselves, and to the world....

Who is immune to the ratcheting up of anxiety and distress, the societal focus on impending CATaclysms? With great good fortune, cats...

Jackson Hole Public Art’s final installations in the Land Signals series will be unveiled at the end of this month at the Greater...

For this year’s International Rabbit Day (last Saturday in September), my research into the strange tradition of earning good luck by...

Despite road construction, I easily found the bold sunrise-orange awnings at Best Friends’ Lifesaving Center in Salt Lake City. The...

Last year CNN’s Hero of the Year award went to Dr. Kwane Stewart, founder of Project Street Vet, and yes, the big-hearted guy split the...

Intended as a “beachy” summer entertainment, Laura Pritchett’s hot newest novel THREE KEYS brings readers along on a mischievous midlife...

People who work with animal welfare organizations typically have more than a job—they live with a passion that can extend well beyond...

At the top of South Pass, on the lower edge of the Wind River Range, piles of fragmented stone mine "trash" shine, dark in the late...

Ruthie Davis was one of those childless cat ladies to be feared by some—and revered by many. When I first knew her, she was the point...

Watching a bit of the Paris Olympics after dinner at a friend’s the other night, the joy of international camaraderie was contagious. A...

Hardening our hearts might be a temporary survival option, and yet, surviving the endlessly painful news of a world in ongoing crisis...

Following an obsession might have been life-changing for Kentucky’s Katy Yocum, an associate director of Spalding University’s School of...