I don't want it to die': one man's battle to save the last phone box in his villageDerek Harris is fighting to save a historical phone box from BT's closure, highlighting the importance of local heritage against corporate interests.
February Storms in a Country That Still Works-for NowExtreme winter storms evoke memories of earlier hardships and illustrate the fragile balance of modern comforts.
The Many Guises of Robert FrostRobert Frost's poetry combines simplicity and accessibility, reflecting the lives of rural folk and resonating widely with audiences.
Wendell Berry veers from gratitude to yearning in 'Another Day'Wendell Berry's work deeply reflects the interconnected themes of love, grief, and reverence for nature, rooted in his farming background.
The Many Guises of Robert FrostRobert Frost's poetry combines simplicity and accessibility, reflecting the lives of rural folk and resonating widely with audiences.
Wendell Berry veers from gratitude to yearning in 'Another Day'Wendell Berry's work deeply reflects the interconnected themes of love, grief, and reverence for nature, rooted in his farming background.
Seamus O'Rourke: 'I don't like to save too much in case I die. I don't want anyone buying rubbish with my money'Seamus O'Rourke is a prominent Irish writer and performer known for his rural-themed work and bestselling memoirs.
'Time of the Child' is a marvelous blend of despair and redemptionNiall Williams' "Time of the Child" is a nuanced portrayal of life in a rural Irish village, blending humor, sorrow, and mythic elements.
'Time of the Child' Is a Marvelous Blend of Despair and Redemption'Time of the Child' beautifully interlaces stories of despair, love, and resilience in a rural Irish setting, highlighting the emotional complexities of its characters.
Seamus O'Rourke: 'I don't like to save too much in case I die. I don't want anyone buying rubbish with my money'Seamus O'Rourke is a prominent Irish writer and performer known for his rural-themed work and bestselling memoirs.
'Time of the Child' is a marvelous blend of despair and redemptionNiall Williams' "Time of the Child" is a nuanced portrayal of life in a rural Irish village, blending humor, sorrow, and mythic elements.
'Time of the Child' Is a Marvelous Blend of Despair and Redemption'Time of the Child' beautifully interlaces stories of despair, love, and resilience in a rural Irish setting, highlighting the emotional complexities of its characters.
A Gen Xer sold her business, ditched the city, and moved to the woods with her husband. Settling into her new life took time.Michelle Morigeau transitioned from a stressful urban life running a fashion business to embracing sustainable living on a homestead in British Columbia.
Opinion | Why our columnist is giving his farm to the birdsCreating bird-friendly habitats is a challenging yet necessary action to combat the alarming decline in bird populations.
A Gen Xer sold her business, ditched the city, and moved to the woods with her husband. Settling into her new life took time.Michelle Morigeau transitioned from a stressful urban life running a fashion business to embracing sustainable living on a homestead in British Columbia.
Opinion | Why our columnist is giving his farm to the birdsCreating bird-friendly habitats is a challenging yet necessary action to combat the alarming decline in bird populations.
Afghanistan's favorite sport is thriving, even under Taliban ruleBuzkashi, Afghanistan's national sport, thrives under Taliban rule despite fears of a ban.
'Our young farmer neighbours are driving tractors fast and recklessly on our rural road and I'm terrified my children could be hurt. What are my options?Concerns about safety due to reckless driving by farming neighbors.Desire to address the issue without causing conflict.
Pachinko Recap: Country Air'Chapter Eleven' contrasts moments of hope and tenderness with the underlying dangers of 1945, highlighting the fragility of the characters' new beginnings.
All Creatures Great and Small Recap: Holding the BabyThe episode explores personal responsibility versus community safety, focusing on the characters' conflicts and choices about how to deal with rural challenges.
Pachinko Recap: Country Air'Chapter Eleven' contrasts moments of hope and tenderness with the underlying dangers of 1945, highlighting the fragility of the characters' new beginnings.
All Creatures Great and Small Recap: Holding the BabyThe episode explores personal responsibility versus community safety, focusing on the characters' conflicts and choices about how to deal with rural challenges.
Sunday with Jeff Stelling: I won't have more than two beers'Daily routines at 4:30am highlight the blend of family life and responsibilities in a rural setting.
The pet I'll never forget: Brown Hen, the eggless hero who loved us and outsmarted all her predatorsBrown Hen adapted to a solitary life by bonding with her human family, showcasing her playful and social nature.
Sunday with Jeff Stelling: I won't have more than two beers'Daily routines at 4:30am highlight the blend of family life and responsibilities in a rural setting.
The pet I'll never forget: Brown Hen, the eggless hero who loved us and outsmarted all her predatorsBrown Hen adapted to a solitary life by bonding with her human family, showcasing her playful and social nature.
Opioids Ravaged a Kentucky Town. Then Rehab Became Its Business.Ingrid Jackson's journey from addiction to recovery reflects the challenges many face when transitioning from urban to rural life.
Dating App Fatigue? In Vermont, Personal Ads Still Thrive.Katie Flagg successfully used the quirky personal ads of Seven Days to find love in rural Vermont.
I find hope in sticking together and keeping each other warm' This is climate breakdownExtreme rainfall in Guangdong has led to devastating floods, impacting local agriculture and causing numerous fatalities.
Part-Time Farmers, Part-Time Rock Stars: A Chinese Band's Unlikely RiseBa Nong, frontman of Varihnaz, blends farming and music, promoting a lifestyle that contrasts with China's commercialized entertainment scene.
I find hope in sticking together and keeping each other warm' This is climate breakdownExtreme rainfall in Guangdong has led to devastating floods, impacting local agriculture and causing numerous fatalities.
Part-Time Farmers, Part-Time Rock Stars: A Chinese Band's Unlikely RiseBa Nong, frontman of Varihnaz, blends farming and music, promoting a lifestyle that contrasts with China's commercialized entertainment scene.
How British College Students Convinced Authorities That Flying Saucers Were Invading the U.K.A 15-year-old paperboy discovered a silver object resembling a flying saucer, igniting curiosity and a police investigation.
Inside Medieval Homes: Discovering the Secrets Through Manuscript Art - Medievalists.netMedieval manuscript illuminations provide valuable insights into peasant homes and living conditions from the 11th to 16th centuries.
The pub that opens one night a week but creates Tipperary's answer to BeatlemaniaJim O' the Mills attracts large crowds by hosting musical performances, even with just one night of operation per week.
What a Crackdown on Immigration Could Mean for Cheap MilkRosa's morning routine on the dairy farm highlights the physical challenges and economic struggles of the dairy industry in America.
Pagers-the original 'always on' device and why people still use themPagers provide crucial communication reliability in emergencies and remote areas, despite their decline in use since the rise of smartphones.
The Old Man and the Land review sibling squabbles as family unravels like an old jumperThe Old Man and the Land explores themes of familial conflict and responsibilities in sheep farming, using silence and sound as narrative tools.
The Indo Daily: Scandals, affairs and death threats - The Sunday night tradition of GlenroeGlenroe was a beloved Irish soap opera that depicted rural life and family traditions, ending in the early 2000s yet leaving a lasting legacy.
Chef Eduardo Garcia: Us Mexicans have this messed-up mentality that we work for the guy up top'San Jose de las Pilas residents often migrate to the U.S. for economic survival, passing down this tradition through generations.
Cows can keep mooing at night, French parliament rulesNew law in France prevents newcomers from suing over rural noises, protecting country way of life.Legislation aims to maintain peaceful coexistence between rural communities and newcomers in France.