Bill Weiler “Shut your eyes and see.” –James Joyce I had never seen so many people and cars at the Rowen Point Overlook as this afternoon. Spring wildflowers at their peak coupled with world-class views of the Columbia River on … Continue reading
Elke Neubauer 2020 was a strange and busy year for our fledgling little “Pawsitivity” group. In spite of everything, we managed somehow to muddle through and in the end were quite successful, all things considered. Pawsitivity is a small group … Continue reading
Tom McMackin Spring is here! Time to get busy! Find the list you created from your earlier 360° Winter Walk-Around survey of Firewise concept tasks you identified to protect your home with surrounding defensible spaces. Use the last week of … Continue reading
Tim Darland, Fire Chief What a crazy year 2020 was with the Covid-19 pandemic. It continues to challenge each of us into 2021. During these unprecedented times, I am truly amazed by the dedication of our first responders to answer … Continue reading
Camas Grass widows Spring beauty ^ Top … Continue reading
Contributed by Gwen Berry Incredibly easy to make, perfectly crusty and golden on the outside, and soft and flavorful on the inside. For an overnight version and more tips and information, go to https://www.gimmesomeoven.com/no-knead-bread/ Ingredients: 3-1/4 cups (430 grams) all-purpose … Continue reading
“Sit Down You’re Rocking The Raft.” I was listening to my old iPod whilst painting and that great song, “Sit down Sit Down Sit Down. You’re rocking the Boat” came up. So I was inspired to paint these animals together … Continue reading
Rebecca Sonniksen Mundane moments, a chancing glance, a kitchen window snapstime shut, forever still. White 1962 Buick, red interior, port holes in the front fender, cruises into Utez’s driveway, strip of mowed grass away, the 1958 brown Chevrolet. Light sifts through rhododendron and … Continue reading
Barb Parrish Last fall some damage was done at the Hartland Cemetery. One gate was damaged beyond repair the railroad tie supporting the gate was broken off at ground level, and the poles holding the overhead sign, designed by High … Continue reading
Audrey Bentz You may remember Lorelei Patrick, wife of Chris Patrick who was Fire Chief for High Prairie FD14 for many years. Chris and Lorelei, with their daughters, lived on Oda Knight Road. They were both very active on High Prairie … Continue reading
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vaccinated-guidance.html People are considered fully vaccinated for COVID-19 ≥2 weeks after they have received the second dose in a 2-dose series (Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna), or a single-dose vaccine (Johnson and Johnson (J&J)/Janssen). Fully vaccinated people can: Visit indoors without wearing … Continue reading
Gwen Berry The HPCC Board recently jumped at an opportunity for the community to begin connecting again. COVID restrictions were easing here in Klickitat County; and fine spring weather had banished the last of our winter isolation. Vice-President Sharon Aleckson … Continue reading
