A bit of restraint in this holiday season lets its magic shine through.

My husband recently told his Central State University class, “A smart person learns from their mistakes. A wise person learns from others’ mistakes.” Well, a wise person could definitely pick up a few pointers from me.

We will disperse far and wide to spend Thanksgiving with our extended families, but the Pre-Thanksgiving Feast is for our Yellow Springs friends.

Rummaging through cabinets searching for storage containers, when I surfaced with Grandma Rita’s vintage tupperware, the moment seemed pure destiny.

We enjoy the evening light this week while we have it. And the seeds from our Halloween pumpkin carvings.

Friday’s roasted chicken dinner yields a surprise.

My children and I share a love of autumn…its sounds, its smells, and especially its colors.

The delicatessen Current Cuisine is a community asset offering rich morsels for the busy local, the adventurous cook, and the visiting traveler.

The Yellow Springs United Methodist Church—like many of our spiritual centers—is a lesson in sustainment.

As the days have grown shorter and colder, my daughter can sense the closeness of a much anticipated holiday.