Ann Bloom News Today

Whether you call it pasta or noodles, almost every country in the world has some version of pasta (or noodle), according to the PBS website thehistorykitchen.com. In Germany and Hungary,

Dozens of Wallowa County residents braved wind-chill temperatures this past weekend to ask themselves the question posed by this year’s Winter Fishtrap workshop: “Can We Talk?”

The kids have said they want to make chocolate chip cookies. Everything is out on the counter: mixing bowl, beaters, sugar, vanilla, chocolate chips, flour.

Pears are good anytime of the year but are at their freshest and sweetest during the fall months.

I wanted you to know how much our family enjoyed “The Case Against Book Bans” by Ann Bloom in the Oct. 11 edition of the Chieftain. It really struck a

I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Evelyn Swart about her new book, “Shaking the Sheets.”

I recently attended a celebration of a couple’s 50th wedding anniversary. To say it was well-attended would be an understatement. Most attendees were local friends, but others were friends and

Summer is winding down; the days have a crispness to them and are getting shorter.

The testimony of survivors — past and present — continues to shine a light on recurring injustices that may not be taught in classrooms, but are still being litigated in courtrooms.

ENTERPRISE — Another long cold winter, coupled with a shortage of housing, has prompted organizations around Eastern Oregon to open shelters for people looking to get out of the elements.