Cedric Rose
Urban Homesteading 101: Container Gardening
With so little distance to travel from soil to plate, potted plants are the carbon footprint equivalent of roller skates.
What Can Your Garden Grow? More Than You Think.
You may be surprised to see the kinds of fruit and veg that your Ohio River Valley garden will support.
“Agri-communities” Are Reinventing the Subdivision, One CSA at a Time
Urban or suburban, you can live amid the flora and fauna. With neighbors, too. Aberlin Springs and Enright Ridge Urban Ecovillage show the way.
These Covington “Parklets” Are Way Cute. Also, “Parklets” Are a Thing Now.
Five Covington parking spaces have transmogrified into 3D reveries of imagination and design where people can interact, play, or park their behinds. In place through October, the “parklets” are winning designs from Curb’d, a competition aimed at making the city’s sidewalks more sociable. Let us explain.
Q&A: Carl B. Westmoreland, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Historian
Westmoreland moved and shook for the creation of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center where today he serves as historian and curator of the slave pen he discovered, restored, and had installed within its walls.
Heavenly Apps
A look at the link between technology and the churches that use it to their advantage.
This Old (Green) House
It’s the Zusammengehörigkeitsgefühl, stupid! After 125 years, the Rahns of Wooden Shoe Hollow know a thing or two about growing stuff.
An Edible Archive
Don't be fooled by the stately atmosphere of the 181-year-old Mercantile Library. It harbors a trove of saucy vintage cookbooks that dish recipes and worldly advice in equal measure.










