Heifer Project International filed a lawsuit Friday over the failed sale of its Little Rock headquarters for a planned Lyon College institute housing schools of dentistry and veterinary medicine. The ...

For many needy women in developing nations, the idea of owning their own farm animals seems impossible, due both to poverty and cultural prohibitions. Yet a 56-year-old charity is working to make this ...

SARATOGA SPRINGS — The United Methodist Church, Fifth Avenue and Henning, and Temple Sinai, 509 Broadway, welcome representatives from Heifer International this weekend for special programs addressing ...

Heifer finds its footing What had been West's dream became Thurl Metzger's passion and life's work when he became executive director of the Heifer Project in 1951. Two years later, he was at the helm ...

Feast in the Field, the Heifer Project fundraiser that's all about summer-white attire and "farm to fork" edibles, ended a two-year hiatus to make its comeback June 10 on the campus of the ...

Heifer Project International has some unique Christmas gif ideas this year for the person who has nothing. The worldwide, ecumenical organization — which has mid-Atlantic regional offices in New ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. NORWAY — The friends and members of the Second Congregational Church, UCC, ...

RAWLINS, Wyo. (AP) - Riggen Myers will be a freshman at Little Snake River Valley School this fall, but his education in the cattle industry is already well underway. Myers participated in the ...

The mission of Heifer International is an ambitious one: to end hunger and poverty around the globe. But although that may seem like an improbable dream, to date, Heifer has delivered on a grand scale ...

WORLD ART: Adorns Heifer building. Heifer Project International headquarters is as futuristic as the organization’s bovine name — and the people it helps — are down to earth. It curves. It appears to ...

Among the hustle and bustle of Hospitality Night, Lucinda, 11, and Clara Becker, 9, wanted the booth they were supporting to stand out. So they brought their pet chickens. “We thought it might be cute ...