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Greg Kucera is bidding adieu to Seattle and bonjour to a literal castle in France: The founder and director of Seattle's blue chip gallery for the past 37 years will retire starting sometime this year. But the space isn't going anywhere. Jim Wilcox, Kucera's employee of the past 21 years, bought the gallery along with his wife, Carol. Wilcox and Kucera will be co-directors of the space for several years, then Kucera's ownership will slowly decrease with time. In a blog post, Kucera said the gallery continued to have good business during the pandemic, "which is a good sign for our future." I...

  Caller:  We can just be thankful that this wasn’t a genuine mass movement of 250,000 of disgruntled types practicing civil disobedience like that commie King yapped about back in the day.  Our response to THAT kind of nonsense might have put us in a pickle.      Caller: Yeah, I know, I know. No worries there. The sheep herding Democrats have all that under control and  even that loony “Squad” is finally on board.(more audible guffaws)    Trump: Great, just great!  Those bitches  have been a pain in the ass with their daily sound bites.   Caller: One unexpected silver lini...

Op-ed: Is the idea of Christians becoming political radicals a far-fetched one?

Payson Care Center, a nursing and rehabilitation facility, welcomes Gary Olson as its new executive director. Olson has been a nursing home administrator for 36 years, starting in his home state of Wisconsin but spending most of his career in northern Arizona. He has a bachelor’s degree in health care administration. “I just like people, getting to know what makes them tick,” Olson shared. “I find wisdom in the elderly.” “Gary has a history of serving facilities outside the Maricopa area,” said Kristin Shambro, vice president of the Mesquite Region for Payso...

As of Dec. 10, 30 residents were sick along with 23 employees. Three residents were hospitalized. While two residents have recovered, another six have died. “We are heartbroken by the loss of members of our resident family. We mourn with their loved ones and extend our sympathies. Our incredible associates have worked so hard and continue to go above and beyond each day,” said Gary Olson, executive director, in a Dec. 10 release. Olson has since contracted COVID-19. He said the numbers reflect only the current situation, not an overview of the entire pandemic’s impact on the fa...