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In The Hills Magazine

Illustration

Illustrated book cover titled Growing more than tomatoes featuring three kids with gardening signs.
Cartoon of a farmers market stand selling tomato plants and produce, with a person tending the stall.
Illustration of a person selling organic plants, emphasizing spray-free gardening with produce from Canada.
Promo for The Inn and The Pub featuring wine, dining, and community vibes at Monocliffs Inn, Spring 2026 edition.
Magazine article with ads, including garden maintenance and pet portraits, and content on managing customer expectations.
Guide to starting an eco-friendly kids' business alongside Hill 'N Dale Landscaping ad featuring a garden and pool.

Spring 2026

Cozy winter gathering: friends dancing indoors with snowy window view, warm lighting, and festive decor.
Magazine article titled 'Dating in a Small Town' explores challenges and community in romantic pursuits in rural areas.

Winter 2025

People waving at a departing bus on a sunny day, urban setting with trees and buildings in the background.
Article about rural transit issues titled 'Still waiting for the bus' discusses limited options for non-drivers.

Autumn 2025

Illustrated map of North America with Canada and USA sewn together, symbolizing interconnectedness.
The Ties That Fray article by Emily Dickson discusses Canada-U.S. relations, Trumpism's impact, and recent elections.

Summer 2025

Illustrated article on municipal government structure in Headwaters, featuring gears, tools, and a town hall image.

Fall 2026

Illustration of winter storm preparedness gear by a window, including a first aid kit, flashlight, and water bottle.

Winter 2023

Illustration of a house under construction with a giant stamp marked 'Approved,' symbolizing building permit process.

Summer 2024

Illustrated guide on preparing your vegetable garden for spring with visually appealing graphics of produce.

Autumn 2024

Illustration of a vibrant forest scene with diverse trees, animals, and flora, highlighting conservation efforts.

Summer 2025