John Furniss has been blind since he was 16 years old. But far from sitting around and feeling sorry for himself, John is an artist who also bakes bread, mows his own lawn, volunteers at Habitat for Humanity and does routine house maintenance.
The holiday season will soon be upon us, and with it all of the hustle and bustle of gift buying. A time-honored tradition for many is to scope out finds from the myriad of offerings at area bazaars.
Take a quick look around the newest middle school in Camas, and you’ll immediately spot some of the key differences that make it unique.
A local couple recently combined their love of running and passion for helping others, to raise $10,000 to build a home for a Haitian widow and her children.
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.
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