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The Drumheller Channels are a geological wonder formed by Earth’s violent history during the last ice age. When it was all over, Mother Nature left us Drumheller Channels in the middle of Washington.

The Drumheller Channels are a geological wonder formed by Earth’s violent history during the last ice age. When it was all over, Mother Nature left us Drumheller Channels in the middle of Washington.

Today, two visual gems I wanted you to see. For those of you who think winter is gray and sleeping or any still-life is really still: If you grew up when I did…

Homer’s art galleries reflect on this year and look to the year to come

Looking at a distant star on a telescope image can excite an astronomer, but looking at the bright Morning Star with a heart of faith will save your soul in time and for eternity.

I cannot get enough of Dan Coe’s high-resolution images of rivers and river deltas constructed from lidar data. So swirly, swoopy, fractally, and squiggly! Many of these images are time machines, sh

The original cast-iron water main was laid in the 1930's.

Utilizing for the first time a green laser technology capable of mapping underwater terrain, the Blaine County Commissioners voted to fund a new lidar – light detection and ranging –

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a stunning image of the most distant star ever discovered, named Earendel.

A star that sounds as if it came from "The Lord of the Rings" now marks one of the Hubble Space Telescope's farthest frontiers.