Lifestyle

While teaching a gardening class recently, it came to my attention that many people are confused about the kinds of soil texturizers and their...

CORVALLIS — You can start a recycling factory in your own backyard by re-thinking the leaves at your feet and withered tomato plants in the...

Threats of rain and scudding clouds accompanied attendees to the Master Gardener's Winter Dreams/Summer Gardens conference last Saturday, held for...

EUGENE — Perennial vegetables can survive winter's freezing temperatures with a little extra care before winter cold sets in.

What if there was a small, inexpensive device that was proven to boost your fitness, help you lose weight and lower your blood pressure? Would you...

Last week I introduced my passion of the moment — home remedies. I have more information to share. Lots more.

That extra hour of sleep last weekend doesn't begin to make a dent in tired for most Americans.

Newly compiled data suggest that "excess body fat alone is responsible for more than 100,000 cancer cases in the U.S."

Having moved five times in the last nine years, Pam Syx, now of Venice, Fla.

Some tips to make storing — or trashing — kids' artwork easier:

A combined exercise in architecture and art, gingerbread houses take shape in a Phoenix classroom.

With Thanksgiving on the horizon, you're probably giving some thought to your menu.

I've volunteered to make Thanksgiving dinner this year for a group of friends.

Andrew Telzak got a great deal on pine nuts at an Asian market and whipped up a batch of pesto for friends. It tasted great.

The latest run of phantom salmon are making their way up the Rogue River, their presence so well hidden that local anglers can go their entire...

COASTWIDE - Small-craft advisories, hazardous sea warnings and gale-wind warnings are in effect across the Oregon Coast into the weekend.

AGATE - The lake remains low, but fishing is fair for the 500 large rainbows and 150 trophy rainbows stocked there recently.

The 2009 Oregon Outdoors Wild Bird Photo Contest is under way.

There was a time when going to war meant stepping on a train.

For the desperate mining boys too late for the California gold rush, Coyote Creek wasn't that far away.

Max Filson and a few of his Ashland friends were going nautical.

She marked her love and memories with two plaques, 21 miles apart.