These past two weeks have been wonderful for wildlife watching in our neighborhood. Driving home the other evening, I saw my first mama deer with her fawn in tow. Usually we have at least one doe who has her fawn in our field. Mama will then leave them there hidden in the grass while she goes off to eat. We’ve surprised several hidden fawns over the years.

People looking for lush foliage for their yards have a new option, Hero Greens Nursery in Colbert.

Basil plants thrive in warmer weather. Get them in the ground in late June.

With summer on its way, for many, it signals lazy days and longer nights. Summer might also be a wonderful time to catch up on maintenance projects and complete all your to-do projects around the home.

At the end of March, President Donald Trump announced the extension of social distancing guidelines for another month – and set off a national scramble for standalone freezers.

Vegetable planting is in full swing, and it’s time to get the potatoes in the ground.