For elementary school teacher, Monique Duncan, writing a book illustrating the remarkable ways enslaved Africans used hair styles to guide their way to freedom, was a dream come true.

A new discussion circle is unraveling the news and some yarn at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library this year.

There's a new haven for knitters in Downtown Bennington, Vermont. The ribbon was cut at King's Knit Wit at 520 Main Street at ...

Hair conditioner made using lignin, a polymer found in wood and bark, works just as well as a commercial product - as long as ...

The practice of purposely looping thread to create intricate knit garments and blankets has existed for millennia. Though its ...

In a remarkable display of dedication and perseverance, Public Works Water Department crews worked tirelessly to address a ...

Trader spent his first two years of high school at Delmar, starring on both sides of the ball as a running back and defensive ...

They say what’s old always becomes new again, and an emerging trend has young women turning to their grandmothers for inspiration. It’s called ...

Lucas Samaras lived and worked on the 62nd floor of a Midtown building, transforming the space into a creative retreat unlike ...

Flushing Town Hall will welcome The Gottabees for a whimsical and heartwarming performance of “Go Home Tiny Monster” for ...

Most pet insurance companies allow pet parents to enroll their kittens as early as six to eight weeks old. Enrolling your ...

Alexis Peña and Lauren Blake, cofounders of Good Fibes, aim to tackle this problem with lab-grown elastics. Operating out of ...