(THE CONVERSATION) Rural Americans – particularly men – are expected to live significantly shorter, less healthy lives than their urban counterparts, according to our research, recently published in ...

In “This View From Here,” one of the winning stories in this year’s Imagine 2200 short fiction contest, author Rich Larson ...

Since then though, they've discovered that there are other perks connected to trading city life for country living that have ...

This is the luck you’ll run across at 316 Ridgeview Drive in Richardson—sprawling acreage of country living right ... It’s not often that you will find rural living in an urban environment ...

the rural hustle and bustle. In many places, country living has been enjoying a renewed appeal in recent years, and that might be a lingering after-effect of the pandemic. For example, a few years ...

Most Americans, including those living in rural parts of the country, rely on various flavors of fixed broadband infrastructures, such as DSL or cable modem service. The lucky few are able to get ...

I love living in a part of the country where we get four seasons every year. However, I would be willing to trade in a few of ...

Residents in eastern Sarasota County started a movement called 'Keep the Country Country' years ago. Their goal is to protect ...

Demographers typically distinguish two modes of living: urban and rural. In plainer language, people live in the city or they live in the country. Throughout the nineteenth century, the United ...

"Half of the country is not living in cities. Half of our country is living in rural areas or areas that really have low ...