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If you love locally grown organic produce and don't mind getting your hands a little dirty, then you may want to visit the Smith family farm in west Fresno County.
Larisa Walk grew up in a small Siberian town before immigrating to the U.S. in 1990. The Fresno author called on her interest in Russian history to write "A Handful of Earth," a novel set in medieval Eastern Europe and Asia.
If you love locally grown organic produce and don't mind getting your hands a little dirty, then you may want to visit the Smith family farm in west Fresno County.
Almost nothing remains of ghost town Kingston, but it lives on in history largely because of an event that broke the a quiet of a Christmas season evening nearly 140 years ago.
A daughter of American evangelist Billy Graham is returning to Fresno this month to talk about being prepared for Jesus' return.
We can risk sowing seeds of cool-weather crops including lettuces, spinach and chard, root vegetables and peas during the next few weeks as our short winter season comes to an end. When our daytime temperatures remain consistently in the 60s, the soil is
An author and religious scholar is coming to Fresno for an interfaith event to talk about Jesus.
It isn't often that a Fresno synagogue hosts a scholar-in-residence program for a weekend.
Larry Patten, a Fresno ordained United Methodist pastor, is the author of a new book, "A Companion for the Journey: 41 Reflections (Mostly) on The Lord's Prayer."
Dear Amy: Seven years ago, I married a widowed man who has three children (all married), nine grandchildren and a great-granddaughter. They all live in another state.
Dear Amy: I have been divorced for almost two years. My husband went through a midlife crisis after 27 years of marriage, took a new job 2,000 miles away without discussing it with me, told me he didn't love me and basically shut me out of his life.
Dear Amy: I have a 4-year-old son. His mother and I have lived apart for the last 18 months. He spends time equally between the two of us.