Quick hits: Visit the last linotype machine newspaper; 'app store accountability' law; memoir celebrates snail mail delivery; small town battle over Buc-ee's - Entrepreneur Generations

While other papers have transitioned to computer technology, the Saguache Crescent remains the country's last linotype machine newspa...

As the U.S. measles outbreak continues, experts see its spread as a harbinger for the return of other diseases - Entrepreneur Generations

The spherical measles virus is one of the most infectious  diseases on the planet.  (CDC photo via Unsplash) Brought on by decrea...

Many rural folks scoff at the idea that Trump-law Medicaid cuts prompted their hospital's planned closure - Entrepreneur Generations

Community Hospital is the only health clinic in Curtis. It will close in  September. (Community Hospital photo) A rural Nebraska ...

Hospital advocates have two years to push lawmakers to repeal the most 'painful' parts of Trump's new budget - Entrepreneur Generations

Hospitals are busy planning how to lobby for changes in the new law. (Photo by P. Guillaume, Unsplash) Since President Donald Tru...

Ag roundup: Screwworm update; Prop 12 egg suit; zoning officials close15-year-old's bait shop; disaster aid opens - Entrepreneur Generations

Screwworm concerns closed U.S.-Mexico livestock trading  again.  (Meredith Corp. photo via Successful Farming) Continuing its uph...

Quick hits: Kentucky history in photos; rural SNAP use; world's biggest telescope; gloomy toy tariffs; radishes! - Entrepreneur Generations

South Fork of the Kentucky River, Breathitt County, Kentucky, 1940.  (Photo by Marion Post Wolcott, Farm Security Administration) ...

Flora & Fauna: Axolotl is the 'comeback king;' corn seed miracle; big snake haul; two-note song; tracking butterflies - Entrepreneur Generations

Known for their regenerative powers, scientists are learning from the 'adorable' axolotl. (Photo by TK, Unsplash) Limb re...

Many farmers share positive experiences about using Roundup, despite possible links to cancer - Entrepreneur Generations

Many U.S. farmers still favor glyphosate as an effective and affordable herbicide. (Photo by Gabriel, Unsplash) Many American far...

A rural community bets on a beef slaughterhouse dedicated to changing the industry to attract American workers - Entrepreneur Generations

The Sustainable Beef plant is the size of 10 football fields. (Sustainable Beef photo) In a bid to oust the slaughterhouse indust...

Despite concerns over lost sales and expenses, many farmers still support the Trump administration's tariffs - Entrepreneur Generations

Like many farmers, Roberts supports the tariffs as a trade tool. (Photo by Nick Judin, Mississippi Free Press) Part of the Trump ...