Making a living in the Middle Ages was brutally difficult, especially for peasants with little land or security. Most families relied on farming but survived by selling surplus goods, brewing ale, ...
Dancing in the Middle Ages was far more intense than modern celebrations. Peasants gathered in circles, chains, and lines to sing and move for hours. The church condemned many dances as sinful and ...
There’s no such thing as a perfect country. Even the world’s “happiest” nation – Finland, for eight years running – is known for its interminable winters, dizzying tax rates and problems with ...
High in the Hayward Hills, Ukraina marks the farm and grave of Ukrainian dissident priest Agapius Honcharenko, who fled Russian authorities and settled here with his wife, Albina.
North Country SAVER and North Country ANGLER - provide insight into the news and happenings of northern Minnesota, alongside ...
Ahead of World Pulses Day 2026 on February 10, it is time to acknowledge how these grains are beneficial not just for the ...
This year, Mardi Gras is being celebrated on Tuesday, Feb. 17. Mardi Gras, often associated with vibrant parades, elaborate costumes, and lively celebrations, is a festival rooted in centuries of ...
Every year, in the six “crazy days” before Lent, over a million costumed revelers take over the streets of Cologne in a tradition that dates back to the Middle Ages.
Every year, in the six “crazy days” before Lent, over a million costumed revelers take over the streets of Cologne in a ...
From sacred rituals to daily life, explore rural Japan a century ago through National Geographic’s vivid photos.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Closing the gap on food insecurity is one nonprofit’s goal for families across Middle Tennessee. And with the grand opening of a new store, it is one step closer to reaching ...
The project supports the UAE’s “Make it in the Emirates” objectives by shifting supply chains from trade-led models towards value-added local manufacturing. Image: Supplied Solico Group has made its ...