GRADUATION: An Ending or a New Beginning
Every spring we hold graduations, but is spring a time for endings or new beginnings? Graduation or Renewal? Every spring we hold graduations for people who are finishing
Beauty and the Garden by Joyce Skidmore
Gardening is not for the faint of heart. Yeah, I said it and I meant it. Gardening is hard; it is also dirty, messy, and unsure. However, it is
Chicks Arrive in Logan and BUCC!
Monday, May 3rd was a pretty big day for many of the gardeners in the BUCC and Logan programs. That was the day the chicks arrived, a day old, ready
Excitement for Growing Season Builds
May 2021 Everything is going okay for my gardeners and me. It’s still cold and wet, and the weather reports are unpredictable - more like April than May. This next week
So You Want To Grow A Garden?
So you want to grow a garden? Where do you start? Planting and maintaining a garden is not for the faint at heart. It takes lots of work and dedication.
Growing Appalachia
Now, this is what Growing Appalachia looks like. In the not too distant future, this building will house the Magoffin County Farmer’s Market. What a blessing this will be to
Cinco de Mayo Gardening
We're getting into some serious gardening, finally! We've had a slow start to the season with spring rains, frosts, snows, and flooding, but we're finally moving forward. Folks are anxious
Gearing Up The Growing Season In The O.C.
Photo courtesy of prospect.org By: Tanya Begley SPRING! Can we say it any louder? We are seeing green everywhere and could not be any happier. It is a
