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When corruption becomes universal, it appears normal. Our elections seem normal. Few question the legitimacy of a government whose politicians are dependent on billionaires. The people get to vote, so…
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By Victoria Caudle Founder, Huckleberry Press As I take inventory this morning of my blessings, I decided it was a good day to revisit one of the most defining chapters…
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by Jessie Turney My name is Jessie. My husband, Drew and I own Win-Tur Bison Farm in Springdale, WA. We kind of fell into raising bison and becoming farmers. Drew…
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By: Kathleen Kiefer This question is for the women of Huckleberry Country. Have you ever noticed someone wearing a necklace or bracelet that was so colorful and unusual that it…
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By: Kathleen Kiefer Paul Armen Odian has been called a “healer,” an “extraordinary massage practitioner,” and a funny guy with a gift for making his client’s bodies feel better. No…
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The Hunters food bank serves well over 100 people in the area of Fruitland, Hunters and Gifford with food, clothing and household needs. Think about this for a moment. What…
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By: Kathleen Kiefer Soap Lake is meromictic, it has two layers of water that do not intermix. The lower level of the lake is much more dense, containing a significantly…
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