Human Interest

I like to adhere to the adage to caring for "all creatures great and small."
So much so, I have even implemented the S.R.P. (Spider Relocation Program) at my house.  Meaning, if I happen to spot a creepy looking eight-legged friend inside my domicile, I will typically grab a magazine or newspaper, pick-up the intruder and fling it outside.

There is one caveat to the S.R.P., however: insects that invade my personal space ARE NOT ELIGIBLE for relocation and will be KILLED ON SIGHT!

Needless to say, when this bug landed in my studio yesterday, I had no choice but to murder it as I have never seen a creature as hideous as this.

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The article, entitled “Yakima Valley Roadtrip”, will be featured in the October edition of National Gerographic Traveler Magazine.

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YVCC to dedicate the  Sherar Gym floor as Ellwood Crosier Court 

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It’s out of the way location makes it one of Washington’s least visited state parks, but a trip to Fort Simcoe is well worth the drive.

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The clinic is to take place at Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences in October.

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The Washington State Department of Transportation and the Nile Valley community will celebrate the opening of a new section of State Route 410 that eliminates a 20-minute detour through the Nile Valley west of Naches.

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I can not believe that some jerk would even think about robbing the VFW!

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Just to help John Riggs out from The Nocturnal Transmission on 94.5 KATS!

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Do you have what it takes to put on a kick A#$ Event! Nocturnal Transmission John Riggs as shown in the picture does not! HA

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This has been truly an eye-opening experience for all of us.

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One of the most amazing guitar players that has ever lived!

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Swiftwater Cellars hosts a FREE benefit concert TONIGHT (Friday August 17th) for the victims of the Taylor Bridge Fire in Cle Elum, Washington. Benefit concert planned hours after country singer Trace Adkins cancels a scheduled performance due to the wild fires.

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