Longer stories and photos from the last century of local Gorge-area newspapers.
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Paramedic, EMT, ALS, First Responder, BLS, EMR, and ambulance driver — so many titles, but what is the difference? This month’s article is goi…
As I get older there’s always new aches or pains: Knee, stomach, neck, you name it. It’s no big deal. It is what it is and I carry on.
But occasionally I read about a common symptom that’s a sign of a serious illness — and I scare myself.
Pete’s parents, Vlad and Nikola Petrovich emigrated from Montenegro in the former Yugoslavia in the spring of 1941, when the writing was on the wall that Hitler wanted all of Europe. They had both been newly appointed secondary teachers in Budva, he in biology, she in history.
The Yellow-Rumped Warbler (Setophaga coronata) is a brief springtime visitor to the Gorge. It arrives to the bare trees in April with a tiny flurry of brilliant white, blue-black, charcoal and yellow plumage, then vanishes before you know it.
"Joy Markgraff organizes the series, gets the speakers, and does the heavy lifting. I’m just here to say ‘Library, library, this is a White Sa…
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THE DALLES — Just before identical twins Brita and Brenna Meyer celebrated their 30th birthday recently, Brenna joked that she feels she can b…
Of the Fieldmans Ross begot Sid who begot Abram who begot Henry who begot Albatross who begot Alan. They cared about profit yet never with a deaf ear to the prophets.
Rowan Patrick Sharkey was born on March 17, 1986, and died on April 7, 2024. Rowan was a wonderful, loving, sensitive and tender-hearted boy, …
WHITE SALMON — When was the last time you looked, really looked, at the teeming world of insect life bustling at our feet or busily flying from wildflower to fruit tree or hive? If you haven’t done so recently, you are missing one of the most stunning examples of co-evolution the natural world has to show us.
