Author Mo Willems has sold millions of books and won many awards, but the accolade that means most to him is when a parent says their child read aloud for the first time from one of his bo ...

Columbian Photo Editor Amanda Cowan spent five days at a photojournalism workshop in New York City last week sharpening her skills. I wanted to share some of the things she learned that she’ll bring t ...

Dupell said he has found good walleye fishing areas in the Columbia all the way down to Hood River in the Bonneville Pool. When he fishes down there, he sees no other walleye boats. However, nothing ...

Two of my favorite shade-tolerant perennials are grown primarily for their attractive foliage. Hostas have swordlike bicolor leaves; Heuchera micrantha varieties come in colorful leaf shades including ...

There are two things that I especially like about cookbooks. The first is that they are very visually appealing. I love the food photos; the colors and textures, the variety of displays and table sett ...

Sterile hallways, basic options for food and shopping, no glimpse of the outside world: This is what we often think about U.S. airports.

It was the driest April in years for many of our observers and well below seasonal averages. One reported that the hay fields don’t have the growth that they should have. I hope this week's rainf ...

Last month, nearly 100 volunteers joined utility staff in planting more than 900 native trees and shrubs during the Clark Public Utilities’ StreamTeam Earth Day event at Columbia Springs. T ...

Meridah Nandudu envisioned a coffee sisterhood in Uganda, and the strategy for expanding it was simple: Pay a higher price per kilogram when a female grower took the beans to a ...

Expand your family’s horizons. Here are five places where learning and laughter combine.