Myths and superstitions are all around us! We compiled a list of 10 of our most popular articles on the subject. Some are really "out there!" Take a look.

Before you toss those papery onion and garlic skins, see all the things they can do: from hair dye to an athlete's foot remedy, this list will surprise you!

Auriga, the Charioteer, is nearly overhead this week and is a star pattern with many meanings and legends. Learn more!

Ever wonder how the months got their names? We explain which deities, rulers, and numbers helped name January through December.

Love it or hate it, there's no denying that jellied cranberry sauce provides a side dish of nostalgia to your Thanksgiving table. These bits of trivia might help you appreciate the wiggly "log."

It's hard to believe, but there was a time when potatoes were not so hot. In fact, they were once feared. Learn about the man who changed history for the humble tuber.

Help your chickens stay hydrated and comfortable this summer with these timely tips and a recipe for a DIY Confetti Ice Wreath that's easy to make!

Opossums often get a bad reputation as unwelcome invaders in garages and as “creepy-looking” creatures that occasionally wander onto our porches at night. While they may not be the most aesthetically pleasing animals, some even going as far as calling them ugly, it is important to recognize their significant usefulness and acknowledge their true nature.

The American Eagle is an amazing bird and now our national bird of the United States.

This mysterious white powder in your pantry is known for its use in baking, but can it really help you around the house? Yes! See the list.