Month: July 2016
article and photos by Tammy Merrill Which came first, the chicken or the egg? It is an age old question jokingly debated by the experienced and used to provoke the minds…
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by Beth Finch, CSPF Chairman Research shows that across the U.S. access to parks and pool facilities have become a measure of community wealth – a tool for attracting businesses…
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by Christina Ulrich In 1883, three families took the first wagon train through Eastern Washington to settle in what is now Lincoln County. These carpenters and woodcraftsmen came from Denmark…
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by Jeremey Weeks I met a pig named Pork Chop in my ramblings across the country a few years ago. Pork Chop was the first American Guinea Hog I had…
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By Christina Ulrich Vintage wares, antique collectables, and restoring pieces and places to their original beauty, are great passions for Coquille and Brian Gallagher. Both are graduates of Reardan High…
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By Celia Hanning Therens & Gladys Hanning There were exactly five hundred twenty five pickets that my dad, Steven Hanning, cut, sanded, primed, painted and replaced, to enclose our backyard…
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