Two years ago, when Rishell Graves picked up painting, she had no idea it would become something more, let alone something that she could use …

THE DALLES — Take a Harvest Moon walk, Monday, Sept. 20 under the full moon on The Dalles’ Riverfront Trail. Enjoy a one hour interpretive nat…

As I write this in mid-July, the big story in the night skies is Comet Neowise. By the time you read this, Neowise will likely be much dimmer …

Welcome to March, the month when spring begins and when we “spring” forward to daylight savings time. Change to Daylight Standard Time (DST) occurs first, on March 8. Set your clocks ahead one hour. Spring officially begins March 19, when the Sun is directly above Earth’s equator, and the length of day and night are approximately equal.

November is not noted for its clear skies here in the Pacific Northwest, with clouds and rain dominating our skies even here on the sunnier side of the Cascade Mountains. But take a look outside when skies do clear, and the earlier nightfall and emergence of bright winter constellations make the effort worthwhile!

It started with the yuletide moon.