Stephanie Gibson Lepore
Copy/Research Editor
Stephanie Gibson Lepore is the Copy/Research Editor of Country Living. She enjoys writing about a range of topics and making sure the facts are accurate. When she's not checking out the latest Instagram post from Merriam-Webster, you can find her hunting home decor at an antiques shop, reading WWII fiction in a sunny spot, cheering (loudly) for her football team, or planning her daughter's next birthday party (themes forever!).
Meet the Family Who Became Blueberry Farmers Because of a Sunset
The Fields family bought a hill—then discovered wild blueberries growing.
To Get Better Apples, This Wisconsin Family Decided to Grow Their Own
A tree-tending side-project turned into a full-time preoccupation.
How to Spend a Weekend in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, The Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond’s Hometown
Who’s ready to play spot the bison?
The Collector’s Guide to Everything Red, White, and Blue
Don’t overlook these tokens of Americana in addition to your typical stars and stripes.
What's the Difference Between Memorial Day and Veterans Day?
They both honor U.S. servicemen and women, but the similarities stop there.
Seeds of Wisdom from Successful Flower Farmers
Meet six petal pushers who built businesses out of blooms.
Enjoy a Summer Trip to Prince Edward County, Ontario
With more than 15 hours of daylight, summer is prime time in this pretty Canadian island county on Lake Ontario, where sandy beaches, family farms, and charming villages serve up something for everyone.
The Collector’s Guide to Everything Beekeeping
From skeps to smokers, vintage beekeeping items are a honey of a find.
Bobbin Decor Is Having a Moment Right Now
Noted by its stacked ball-on-ball design, bobbin decor has made its way back into the mainstream. Here’s how to take it for a spin.
How Long Can Cooked Chicken Last in the Fridge?
Keep your food and your family safe with these tips.
An East-Nebraska Beekeeping Couple Makes Flavorful Honey
Brian and Kathy Suchan of Fat Head Farms are serious about their honey—and their bees!