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'Immortal' Indian comics keep up with changing times

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'Immortal' Indian comics keep up with changing times

Aishwarya KUMAR AFP
Updated Feb 1, 2026

When India's comic book series Amar Chitra Katha was launched in 1967, its mission was simple: introduce children to the country's vast universe of Hindu gods, legends and history.

Obituaries

Obituary: Dave Rawson

Updated Apr 7, 2025

David Charles Rawson, known to friends and family as Dave, passed away peacefully on March 30, 2025. Dave was born Sept. 24, 1949, in Los Ange…

News

Senior Living: Happiness can be elusive amidst life’s challenges

By Scott McKay
Oct 13, 2021

Finding happiness can be elusive. Life gets in the way creating roadblocks while we ask ourselves, “Why me?” It can be a difficult journey wit…

Opinion

Editorial: Political fairness and other issues

by Mark Gibson
Updated Aug 27, 2020

Political fairness and other issues (Mark Gibson)

Opinion

Young Voices: Girls ask the boys to HRVHS ‘Sadie’ dance

PAYTON RIGERT, News intern
Apr 11, 2015

“The Sadie Hawkins Dance in my khaki pants. There’s nothing better. The girls ask the guys, it’s always a surprise,” goes the song by Relient K.

Gorge Life

Jim Drake’s Entertainment Blog: A comic’s taste of opera brews Sept. 19-20

Jim Drake
Sep 17, 2014

Shannon Wheeler never thought one of his comic strips could transform into an opera. But after performances in San Diego, Portland and Albuquerque, it’s probably sinking in that Too Much Coffee Man will stick around in this seemingly far-removed artistic format.

Opinion

Doonesbury at 44: Don’t put a gate around Walden Pond, Garry

Kirby Neumann-Rea
Mar 8, 2014

How will the sands of time treat Doonesbury?

Calendar

Fun stuff for kids: Who says there’s nothing to do around here?

Apr 26, 2013

From comic books to soccer, here are four fun upcoming events for local kids:

Gorge Life

Superman's 75th shines light on Cleveland roots

THOMAS J. SHEERAN, Associated Press
Updated Aug 27, 2020

CLEVELAND — Superman’s 75th anniversary is giving his creators’ blue-collar hometown a renewed chance to claim the superhero as its own.

News

Author brings Babymouse to The Dalles

Jade McDowell
Updated Aug 27, 2020

Elementary school students dragged their parents to Klindt’s Booksellers last week to get a signed book after author Matthew Holm visited local elementary schools on Sept. 19.

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'Immortal' Indian comics keep up with changing times

Obituary: Dave Rawson

Senior Living: Happiness can be elusive amidst life’s challenges

Editorial: Political fairness and other issues

Young Voices: Girls ask the boys to HRVHS ‘Sadie’ dance

Jim Drake’s Entertainment Blog: A comic’s taste of opera brews Sept. 19-20

Doonesbury at 44: Don’t put a gate around Walden Pond, Garry

Fun stuff for kids: Who says there’s nothing to do around here?

Superman's 75th shines light on Cleveland roots

Author brings Babymouse to The Dalles

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