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Growing up in Torrance and Compton, some of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the Los Angeles area, Shamar “Chili” Jackson spent hours at a time safely off the streets watching

I have been blessed to be married and in love with Linda for the better part of my life. To this day, I wake in wonder that we have been together for so long and marvel at the happiness she has brought me. She has been not only my inspiration but my constant companion in life - and on the wine road - since this column debuted back in 2007.

The conversation ranged from housing, child care and vaccine mandates to ballots, redistricting, gun legislation and polarization.

Over the years, fishing limits have been radically reduced. Time, though, remains on the 24-hour plan.

Community volunteers have been hand painting unique designs on bowls in anticipation of the 17th annual Helpline@SonBridge SoupPort event.

PENDLETON — Oregon’s spring controlled black bear hunting season opened Monday, April 1, but lingering snow at higher elevations will limit access in many areas, especially early in the season.

As April unfolds, it brings with it a vibrant energy to the business landscape of the Walla Walla Valley.

Discover how Washington state ranks 11th in healthcare quality nationally, with top hospitals like University of Washington Medical Center leading the way.

“Our mother has gone to a mansion from a region of sorrow and pain, to the glorious land by the Diety blest, where she never can suffer again.” — from

Chuck Sams, a long-time tribal leader from Oregon and director of the National Park Service, has been named as one of four Oregon History Makers for 2024.