Willy Blackmore

There's one rule that Arla Casselman has for her quilting: she only uses fabrics that she has dyed herself, either with natural pigments that she's purchased or, ideally, ones that she has grown herself.

Black residents near Memphis, already fighting Musk in court, fear pollution from xAI’s rapidly expanding data center operation.

As sure as the violet-studded lawns of May and the fields of lupines blooming in June, free piles appear along Midcoast roads as the weather warms.

Hats, T-shirts and more from local businesses have become part of the upstart oyster farmer's message.

A new study suggests that while residents recognize the impacts of climate justice, the terminology itself may not inspire concern or action.

Originally founded in Southern Vermont, We Are Out in the Open has been a presence in Waldo County for the better part of five years, working to

of 3 When Nate Luce was just out of college he did what many young and artistically inclined people do in their early 20s: moved to New York.

Rockport artist and former Camden Hill basketball coach (and former player, too) Jon Moro has been carving sports figures out of basswood for the better part of 15 years.

Summer is peak season for treasure hunting, when there's always a yard sale happening somewhere and all of the antique stores, vintage shops and more are stocked up for summer people.

Every summer, as Southern California bakes under triple-digit heat, residents in historically Black, typically underserved neighborhoods like Watts, Compton, an...