October 13, 2016
Tales from a Kenyan village
When Alphonce Okuku met Ingrid Ford in 2001, his village in Kenya was ravaged by HIV, with a high mortality rate.
When Alphonce Okuku met Ingrid Ford in 2001, his village in Kenya was ravaged by HIV, with a high mortality rate.
There’s a few rules for the students attending the Columbia River Watershed Festival.
Guests to Skamania Lodge now have the opportunity to revisit their childhood with a stay in two new treehouses.
Cathy Sork has always had a passion for leadership, dating back to her days as student teacher.
Stepping onto the hiking trail at Columbia Springs with views of wildlife everywhere, one can forget that they are just a short distance away from Highway 14.
When 16-year-old singer and songwriter Rachel Higgins was looking up lyrics on Google, she was disappointed to see most popular songs contained extremely questionable material.
The chatter of students in the hallways and bright yellow buses on the roads will mark the start of school in Camas and Washougal in less than two weeks.
Two years ago, Roger Londberg and Linda Meadows sold their house and most of their possessions, and embarked on a journey aboard a 50 foot sailboat, Dalliance.
The 148th Clark County Fair kicked off with strong attendance, smiles and near perfect weather.
