07/09/2020
From carrot beet hummus to guacamole and endive scoops, we've got snack recipes for you. https://bit.ly/2BcXeUX
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07/08/2020
Donors close bring essentials, little joys to foster families in need. https://bit.ly/3eNDSUY
07/07/2020
For Dave LaBelle, the smallest, often unnoticed gestures speak the most about the human experience. This month, LaBelle challenges readers to "make a candid image where touch helps tell the story." https://bit.ly/2NEGOqR
07/06/2020
While nearly 90% of Americans living in cities had access to electricity by the 1930s, it was still unavailable on most farms, ranches and other rural areas. Then the Rural Electrification Act of 1936 changed everything. https://bit.ly/3ier8IZ
06/30/2020
Vibrant community support aids the growth of solar power. https://bit.ly/2XGiMQW
06/30/2020
Nearly 90% of Americans living in cities had access to electricity by the 1930s, but it was still unavailable in most rural areas.
06/30/2020
Mildred Craber, right, and daughter Donnamae Grannemann moved to Morrow County, Oregon, in 1943. Mildred says moving there from The Dalles—which had running water and electricity—was a challenge.
Photo courtesy of Donnamae Granneman
06/23/2020
Experience the otherworldly landscapes of California's Lassen Volcanic National Park. https://bit.ly/2ZV3U41
06/17/2020
Predictors of future auto and energy forecasts say that by the end of this decade, some versions of electric vehicles could account for half of the world’s auto sales. https://bit.ly/2XetsHq
06/16/2020
Give Bees a Chance by Knowing Their Needs
It's myth-busting time. Let's talk about bees. https://bit.ly/2AhlFj4
Andony Melathopoulos is out to bust some myths about the 500 species of bees living in the Pacific Northwest, most ...
06/10/2020
He laughs easily and often. Quick-witted, intelligent, financially savvy—and with great eyesight, thick hair and his original teeth—Zygmund “Ski” Kowalewski looks much younger than his 100 years. https://bit.ly/2XfEhJ6
06/09/2020
What are some ceiling fan efficiency tips? Which fans are best? James Dulley has answers. https://bit.ly/2TUmG7M
06/04/2020
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This month, David LaBelle challenges readers to make a photo of a monument, adding your signature. Find a fresh view—an angle, look or feel seldom seen. https://bit.ly/2XdcJUK
06/03/2020
An Oregon town responds to its shortage of personal protective equipment. https://bit.ly/36JshTi
06/03/2020
It is time to share your most winning photos for a chance to appear in Ruralite's 2021 calendar. Up to 13 winners will receive $100. Contest is open to recipients of Ruralite and Currents magazines. Photos must be submitted by July 17. https://bit.ly/3f1Y7Pa
05/29/2020
Bruce Peterson tries on a protective face shield manufactured at Sailworks in Hood River, Oregon. Bruce owns the company, which typically manufactures windsurfing sails. The company turned its production efforts to protective face shields to help mitigate the shortage of personal protective equipment in the community. Photo by Katharine Kimball
05/29/2020
Holly Higdon-Wood shows her son, Aiden, how to fold aluminum used for nose stays while son Cooper marks and measures the sheeting before cutting.
05/29/2020
In his May photo column, David LaBelle challenged readers to "use your camera and words to mark what is beautiful, what you are thankful for each day." Here are our top reader submissions.
05/27/2020
Walls closing in? Enjoying the outdoors—even a simple stroll through a local park—can help beat back the social-distancing blues while creating meaningful memories. https://bit.ly/2zCDo45
05/20/2020
Peanut Power Bowl? Beef Kabobs with Peanut Sauce? Peanut Butter Breakfast Bread Pudding?? We're pretty nuts about these peanut recipes. https://bit.ly/3aLt4DR
05/19/2020
It's time to share your most winning photos for a chance to appear in Ruralite's 2021 calendar. Up to 13 winners will receive $100. Contest is open to recipients of Ruralite and Currents magazines. Photos must be submitted by July 17. https://bit.ly/3f1Y7Pa
05/14/2020
Want to make your home more energy efficient? It’s helpful to have a plan before you dive in so you don’t end up doing unnecessary work or repeating steps along the way. Here’s a seven-step checklist to help you get organized. https://bit.ly/2Ylx1wB
05/13/2020
"Use your camera and words to mark what is beautiful, what you are thankful for each day." Check out David LaBelle's uplifting photography challenge this month. https://bit.ly/3f2fAGX
05/12/2020
When Scott Russell tells the story of how he lost his leg, there is no “poor me” or “pity me” in it. Work, faith, music and outdoor activities keep him focused. https://bit.ly/2zI5oUd
05/06/2020
Inside an Oregon town’s six-decade legacy of caring for orphans. It all started with one Creswell family’s desire to alleviate the suffering of children orphaned by war ... https://bit.ly/2yTWDWo
05/06/2020
In his April photo column, David LaBelle challenged readers to capture the feel of an Impressionist painting with a camera and "make a picture that resembles the style of one of the old masters." Here are our top three reader submissions.
05/05/2020
Social distancing doesn’t have to mean boredom and isolation. From homeschooling tips to porch decorating competitions, try out some of these fun and creative ideas. https://bit.ly/3aKUs4M
05/04/2020
The Rea family provided a loving environment for four Ukrainian siblings last summer. Pictured in the back row from left are Maks, Karissa Rea and Dave Rea. In the front row from left are Valya, Pasha, Hailey Rea, Dalton Rea and Dasha. PHOTO COURTESY OF KARISSA REA
05/04/2020
Karissa Rea and her family hosted Dasha, left, and Valya last summer, providing a loving environment for the Ukrainian orphans and their brothers while the children waited to be matched with a new family. PHOTO COURTESY OF KARISSA REA
05/04/2020
This month, remind your family to use electricity responsibly. We've got the tips you need to stay safe. https://bit.ly/2W578yk
05/04/2020
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It’s not too late to respond to the 2020 Census while being safe and practicing social distancing at home. Once you have responded, please encourage your family, friends, and loved ones to complete the census too. #2020Census #Censo2020 https://bit.ly/3b9lZ0d
04/29/2020
Enjoy the Hoh Rain Forest’s Silent Wonders
The dense Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park sits in the shadow of Mt. Olympus on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula. Be sure and check the park's website for current status before visiting. https://bit.ly/2WOD63C
WHAT IS IT? The dense Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park sits in the shadow of Mt. Olympus on ...
04/22/2020
Oklahoma Lineworkers Make Service Calls at ‘Tiger King’ Park
“We had flashlights and every time you would shine the light around you, all you could see were eyes watching you and the lions jumping on the cage,” said Journeyman lineman Stoney Robbins. “I think that was the fastest I have ever checked voltage.” https://bit.ly/3but2kX
Lineworkers at Rural Electric Cooperative in Oklahoma make service calls to the infamous “Tiger King” animal park featured in the Netflix documentary.
04/22/2020
It’s the 50th anniversary of #EarthDay and we’ve come a long way, but there is still environmental progress to be made. How are you celebrating this year? 🌎 https://bit.ly/2xxFjpq
04/17/2020
The Golden Triangle's Haiku Are Here to Tell You That Everything You Know About Haiku Is Wrong
April 17 is International Haiku Poetry Day, and we're here to blow your haiku-loving minds with potentially disturbing news:
Syllables don't matter
Juxtaposition crowned king
This might sting
https://bit.ly/39u61gl
Sorry, haters. Those haiku in tree boxes downtown are legit.
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It’s the 50th anniversary of #EarthDay and we’ve come a long way, but there is still environmental progress to be made. How are you celebrating this year? 🌎 https://bit.ly/2xxFjpq
When the world feels dark and uncertain, focusing on gratitude—for all the small blessings and big love in our lives—can illuminate the beauty and benevolence all around us. Artist Jenny Loughmiller's amazing story and inspiring message are the soul-nurturing medicine we need right now. Full story at www.ruralite.com/hundredhearts
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Today marks the 25th anniversary of the day of service to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life. Let’s reflect on his life and legacy as we continue to draw inspiration from his wisdom. #MLK
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The latest installment in our rural health series spotlights community care coordinators who work with vulnerable populations to reduce barriers to health and wellness. Thanks to the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust for making this important reporting possible. http://bit.ly/2JVRUGl
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In the Pacific Northwest, community care coordinators work with housing-challenged individuals and serve vulnerable populations by reducing barriers to health and wellness. Read the full story about this innovative health care approach. http://bit.ly/2N1GKSz
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On 9/11, communities all over the United States hold special events and services to commemorate this solemn occasion. The US flag should be displayed at half-staff wherever it flies. Today, we remember and honor those who perished, and we stand united against hate.
It Takes a Village
With the nearest hospital a plane ride away from their remote village just south of the Arctic Circle, the Iñupiaq people of Buckland, Alaska, rely on a unique health care model to meet the needs of their community. Read the full story: http://bit.ly/2PlPE0x
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Do you love dogs as much as we do? Post your favorite fur-baby pics in the comments. For more ways to celebrate, visit http://bit.ly/2Knj3RX
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On World Photography Day, share your world with others using just one photo. #WorldPhotoDay
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Calling all bibliophiles! Let’s talk books for National Book Lovers Day. Comment or post a pic of your favorite book or literary passage. Hit share to spread the conversation. #NationalBookLoversDay #books #bookstagram
Independence Day 2019
In 1776, the United States unanimously declared “that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” Happy birthday, America! #independenceday #4thofJuly
On June 14, 1777, Congress established an official U.S. flag. The U.S. Army—established by Congress June 14, 1775—shares its birthday with the flag. The Army motto, “This We’ll Defend,” signifies the Army’s constant readiness to defend and preserve the United States. #FlagDay
A True Miracle — The Changing Face of Rural Health Care
When doctors delivered Amanda Petersen's daughter, Mya, a month early via cesarean section, the baby wasn’t breathing. With time running short, hospital staff turned to robots to beam the needed specialist straight to Mya’s side. Read the full story: http://ow.ly/YHTR30neSbA
With a few gentle strokes of a rosined bow, fiddle strings come to life, and another contra dance begins. Learn all about this uplifting American folk dance in this month’s cover story: http://www.ruralite.org/dosido/
Ruralite's Calendar Photo Contest
The deadline for Ruralite's 2018 calendar photo contest is July 21! Assistant Editor Mike Teegarden gives you three tips to take winning calendar contest photos. Go to www.Ruralite.org/Calendar to submit your best scenic and wildlife photos.
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Totally look forward to finding you in the mail box each month .... mike, from Wild Ones Youth Ranch
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Great article!
After reading this months, the great picture hunt, I could not agree more, in my 66 years I have list so many dear people along the way, most from my younger years, before digital cameras and cell phones, are lost forever. Few times could we afford cameras nor the processing of film. I’am sorry now I did not think ahead, like David, I lost my dear friend Rich Villwock in 96” tho I did take photos of us there will never be anuff, thanks for the story!