Kathy Hedberg

Farming opportunities for women in the Inland Northwest have ‘exponentially increased' in recent decades

Commentary by Kathy Hedberg

It's embarrassing to walk into a hardware store and have to look for a clerk and ask for help finding “a thingy that I can use to hold down a sheet of plastic onto some round tubes for my garden hoop house.”

It's an honored tradition for astronauts in outer space to hold online chats with students on the Earth, who frequently ask pointed questions such as: “How do you sneeze in space?”

When you live in a rural county with one, singular traffic light for the entire 8,487 square miles and where moose, cougars and bears leisurely roam

Air travel, from my limited perspective, has become easier in the past couple of years.

Commentary by Kathy Hedberg

I don't know who first thought of having an egg toss during Grangeville's annual Border Days celebration but the event has become almost more popular

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