Opinion writer Dan Pham has noticed a recent trend in the popularization of older mediums among younger generations. Dan ...

I wish to comment on the well written letter from JoAnn Blatchley of the St. Paul-Nagasaki Sister City Committee. I found myself reflecting on my 40-year experience at the Minneapolis VA Medical ...

Rediscover letter writing to slow down, think clearly, strengthen patience, and build deeper relationships with meaningful, memorable, handwritten messages today. The post What Learning a Lost Art ...

Dennise Frausto is a braillist who creates curriculum for Northside Independent School District for visually-impaired ...

Cartoons are often entertaining and educational for children. But when watched too much, they can range from fun to harmful. According to a pediatrician, their positive or negative effects depend on ...

Growing up, my best friend lived down the block from me. We were too young to care about fashion or weekend plans - our "social calendar" was determined purely by proximity. Some of my best memories ...

The Sunnyslope location stands as one of the largest in the St. Vincent de Paul thrift store network, a sprawling labyrinth of possibilities that would make any bargain hunter’s heart race faster than ...

I found an interesting article in the Aug. 17 Post-Crescent. There was a nation-wide financial literacy contest this year. There were 18,000 students entered in the contest. The intent of the contest ...

To the editor: The study referenced in this article (“Private land used for logging is more prone to severe fire than public lands. A new study shows why,” Aug. 21) highlights how clear-cut logging ...

Monarch butterflies are migrating south for the winter, and birds are also beginning their migration patterns. A study from Southern Illinois University found that light pollution can cause birds to ...

Summary: Researchers discovered how the brain develops reliable visual processing once the eyes open. Early on, visual inputs and modular brain responses are mismatched, creating inconsistent patterns ...

We loved your story about the amazing Ellen Javernick, children’s book author and 87-year-old kindergarten teacher extraordinaire! There’s more to her tale, though: we were in the very f irst class ...