Adventures in Raising a Guide Dog, Part 2
The initial training and puppy phase nearly over, Devra and Lester embark on some of the more challenging aspects of being a guide dog.
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Rockwell Files: The Heart of the Community
‘Norman Rockwell Visits a Family Doctor’ portrays the intimate relationship between doctor, patient, and family.
Night of the Horror Hosts
For nearly 70 years, they’ve been scaring up chills and laughs.
We Suckle
There’s something evil in the root cellar. If only they could remember what it is.
When Soft Rock Reigned
In the time between the British Invasion and the rise of MTV, American music took a turn for the mellow.
News of the Week: Fall TV, Goodnight Moon, and the Short Life of the Edsel
In the news for the week ending September 9, 2022, are TV dinners, ketchup stains, Titanic pictures, and the death of a queen.
Your Health Checkup: Is Polio a Threat?
New cases of paralytic polio have turned up in the U.S. Dr. Zipes explains the reason for its return and if you should be concerned.
Considering History: No History of American Labor Should Exclude Slavery
If we link the history of slavery to the labor movement, we can better understand the true interconnectedness of all Americans in the process.
Diego Flash Jr.
A camera can reveal a part of the world you might not otherwise see.
News of the Week: New Books, Pumpkin Spice Season, and Why I Miss the Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon
In the news for the week ending September 2, 2022, are Mickey Mantle, Trapper Keepers, and pumpkin boats, but not Jerry Lewis.
In a Word: Why One-Third of Our Month Names Don’t Make Sense
Why do we call the 12th month a name that means ‘10th month’?
40 Years Ago: Stephen King’s Changing Seasons
The horror icon switched lanes and delivered a classic collection.
The Oklahoma Panhandle: Flat Out Fun
More than just “miles and miles of miles and miles,” the Panhandle is full of untapped beauty and adventure, and it’s calling your name.
Settling the Question of America’s Oldest Theme Park
Theme parks have been a vital part of American summers for decades, but which can claim to be the first?
Leaving Trout Lake
She didn’t want to be there. She didn’t want to be here. She just wanted to be somewhere else.
50 Years Ago: Blacula Was a Very Different Horror Classic
As the first Black vampire on screen, Blacula opened more doors than coffins.