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'Very Troubled'

Editor: I am writing in response to the March 28 article "Military Transport Ships Eying Port in Humboldt Bay." I am very troubled by the...

Solar Eclipse Brings Disruption, Wonder Across North America

Controversial PragerU curriculum approved for Florida classrooms, but it's unclear where it will be used

DeSantis Took on Washington in 2021

TALLAHASSEE—While much of the country bundles up around the holidays, Floridians revel in bragging about their “T-shirt weather.” ...

Local Writer and Teacher Brings 'A Hub for Humboldt Writing' to Arcata's Sunny Brae Center

With poetry plastered on public walls and posted in Arcata storefronts, many local writing contests and an official poet laureate for the City of Eureka, it's clear that Humboldt has a robust community of writers () and Heather Quarles -- a local writer and highschool teacher -- feels that the commu

Live music is back at the Memphis Botanic Garden

Live music is back at the Memphis Botanic Garden Live music is back at the Memphis Botanic Garden By Chris Luther | April 17, 2021 at 9:28 PM CDT - Updated April 17 at 10:41 PM MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Live events are slowly making a return in Memphis with vaccines being administered every day. Memphis and music go hand in hand and Saturday, one of the first concerts in the city was held since the COVID-19 pandemic with the return of Live at the Garden hosted on the beautiful grounds of the Memphis Botanic Garden. You could tell there was excitement and anticipation for the first live at the Garden event since the summer of 2019 by looking at the line that formed more than an hour before doors opened Saturday evening.

Flash Fiction 2020

Illustration by local artist Caitlin Fowler, based on “A Perfect Stranger,” winner of this year’s Flash Fiction contest. Once again, our readers are the writers in the annual contest of narrative brevity judged by a team of story lovers: Booklegger owners Jennifer McFadden and Nancy Short, retired children’s librarian JoAnn Bauer, Eureka Poet Laureate and College of the Redwoods professor David Holper, and myself. The influence of the pandemic is visible here and there in the haul of entries, including our winner. But isolation and a storm of real-life drama hasn’t stifled entrants’ imaginations. In 99 words or fewer, they’re wrestling with heartbreak, parenthood, jealousy, magic, the pitfalls of time travel and how to tell a story.