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Friar's Crag was purchased by public subscription and donated to the National Trust 100 years ago.

Author Paul Watson has no problem with critics calling him and his marine-life-defending colleagues pirates — it's far better than helplessly standing by and doing nothing in the face of the violence against animals they have witnessed.

Some readers responded to one of my earlier columns urging the national progressive civic groups, with millions of members back home, to overcome the dominance of giant corporatism with a Ten-Year Plan1 budgeted at $1 billion a year (See, “Think Big to Overcome Losing Big to Corporatism,” January 7, 2022). Readers wanted to know more about […]

The High Desert Music Hall hosts a night of Grateful Dead tributes from some favorite Central Oregon artists

Celebrated singer of traditional English folk music whose embrace of other musical styles won her a wide following

With four sold out nights of Deja Tu, bluegrass and jam star Billy Strings revisits the Grateful Deads storied ESP experiment at the Capitol Theatre.

With four sold out nights of Deja Tu, bluegrass and jam star Billy Strings revisits the Grateful Deads storied ESP experiment at the Capitol Theatre.

With four sold out nights of Deja Tu, bluegrass and jam star Billy Strings revisits the Grateful Deads storied ESP experiment at the Capitol Theatre.

In 1973, Grateful Dead audio engineer Owsley “Bear” Stanley devised his concept for the biggest concert sound system of all time.

Gadsden council members heard about concerns in the community, ranging from pay for firefighters to Carver Community Center staffing and ARP funds.