Every one of us has a dream car. Doesn't matter what it is or why we want it, what matters is the desire. Many of us won't be so lucky as to own our dream car—or even sit in it. Some do, thoug

When summer arrives, so does the bounty of vegetables at the farmer's market and our gardens at home. For people who love to store food, a pressure canner opens a world of possibilities out

Domestic coffee making has come a long way from a spoonful of dubious instant in a more-or-less hot mug of water. In an era of organically-grown, single estate coffee, a time when the coffee sho

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Katelyn Badgett of Mount Airy works as an archaeological field technician for Environmental Research Group’s Cultural Resource Department.

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