Erika Howsare has been a C-VILLE contributor since 2002. Her first nonfiction book is The Age of Deer: Trouble and Kinship with Our Wild Neighbors (2024), and she hosted a podcast miniseries called “If You See a Deer.” She teaches writing locally.
If Punxsutawney Phil, now that his big day is over, were settling in for some Internet reading, here’s what I’d recommend he check out first.
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If you’re taking it to go, your lunch is going to result in at least a small amount of waste. What local spots have the greenest packaging?
It’s hardly been the most talked-about aspect of this election, but the environment had a big day yesterday too.
I do not normally hawk artworks in reviews, but buying something from the current show at The Bridge would be a very good deed.
Call this a tale of two public designs. They’re both local, but they’re very different from each other. One is a system of signs that points visitors toward the Downtown Mall. You’ve seen them: They’re in primary colors, enclosed in black metal frames, and they bear the silhouettes of the three presidents we claim as […]