I've got some grid puzzles to share — and they come from two interesting, different origins!

This week, three puzzles with visual themes I think are neat. Hopefully solving does them justice. But first, it's Puzzles fordle Progress,

I've been busy lately, so I sure am happy I did 9 Hours, 9 Puzzles (detailed in my last post) to get a backlog. Hopefully I make some puzzle

Hello, and welcome to Puzzles for Progress! After many weeks of PfP news drought, there's plenty today. I'll start with this: it's been...

Hello, and welcome to Puzzles for Progress! Today on the show, three returning puzzle types that are nevertheless all making their 2022...

Hello, and welcome to Puzzles for Progress! Some of my puzzles recently have been slightly more difficult than I'd like, so I've tried to...

Hello, and welcome to Puzzles for Progress! In addition to a KenKen, we have a King's Arrow Tour today, which is like The King's Tour...

Hello, and welcome. With these three puzzles, the first year of Puzzles for Progress is complete! (I get that this is Issue #53, not...

Hello, and welcome to Puzzles for Progress! My previous Mirrored Galleries with diagonal symmetry have been on the harder side, so this...

Hello, and welcome to Puzzles for Progress! This puzzle page begins with some light Mini Crosswords, one of which was–to no one's shock...

Hello, and welcome to Puzzles for Progress! In this issue, Spelling Bee, the puzzle without a solution per se; KenKen, a classic number...

Hello, and welcome to Puzzles for Progress! I recently discovered puzz.link, which allows many puzzles to be easily created with a nice...

Greetings and salutations! Enclosures, a more visual puzzle and Capsules' counterpart, returns in this puzzle page, the longest gap so...

Hi everyone! This puzzle page is back to the three-puzzle norm. I highly recommend you print it out by using the link...