Stories by Michelle Schmidt and Jennifer K. Bauer People often have a special relationship with the place they call home. But sometimes it’s not so obvious to outsiders why we love wh... Read more
The sounds of the ’90s will echo through the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley this summer when Vanilla Ice headlines this year’s Rockin’ on the River concert. C+C Music Factory is the concert’s oth... Read more
Portland’s the Resolectrics, touring in support of the band’s latest album, “Open Seas,” plays Saturday night at John’s Alley in Moscow. The rock and soul power trio is made up... Read more
Mention “dams and fish” at a gathering in the Pacific Northwest and you’ll likely find yourself in the crossfire of opinions flying like bullets. A new exhibit at the Lewis-Clark Center for... Read more
Update 9:40 a.m. May 16: Due to a last minute cancellation, Josiah Pinkham of the Nez Perce Tribe will speak at Thursday’s Story Gathering instead of Carol Craig. This story wa... Read more
People can travel back in time Saturday, May 18 and see the sights of Moscow in the 1950s and ‘60s. Back then, friends and neighbors ran into each other at David’s Department Store at... Read more
Toxic was a word of the year in 2018 and was used to describe a lot of things, but one pairing is lighting some spectacular Dumpster fires on the internet these days: “toxic masculini... Read more
The Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness in Idaho and Montana is one of the largest designated wild areas in the United States. Motorized equipment is illegal there, so are bicycles, wagons a... Read more
In the arid climes of the Northwest, a common enemy lurks below. It’s the bane of bicyclists and barefeet, a sworn enemy of outdoor enthusiasts and farmers, an abuser of animals and livestoc... Read more
Elijah Williams, 33, grew up with a hunger to learn the skills for primitive wilderness living. One of the key tools required is a knife. Twenty years ago, he found a book at the library abo... Read more