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If you have ever seen me at a local event, there is a high probability that I introduced you to my mama, Dee Benton, aka my best friend and ... more
Shopping for your parents is no easy task, but I think I can ... more
USS Olympia was commissioned in February 1895 and was in service until 1922. She was named for our city of Olympia, Washington, and built ... more
This week I intended to write a follow-up column about prairie birds, but a rare bird visiting the Billy Frank Jr. National Wildlife ... more
Have you ever noticed how many songs have been written about romantic love? Better yet, I wonder how many songs are not about romantic ... more
I cannot over emphasize how extremely happy it makes me to see my friends at Theater Artists Olympia (TAO) have a new home at ... more
After seven years, Studio West Dance Theatre is bringing “Coppélia” back to the Washington Center for the Performing Arts ... more
Earth Day was an occasion for local, state and national proclamations. All the best towns, cities, states and service clubs have proclamations ... more
Last weekend, I had the privilege of visiting the new Olympia Dance Studio where I got a tour of the new space (which is fabulous), watched ... more
It’s Prairie Time! Each year for three weeks centering on April 30, the native prairies of Thurston County come alive with ... more
Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to speak with Harlequin Productions Marketing and Communications Director Helen Harvester about ... more
I toss an empty milk carton into my curbside trash can, then I decide to follow it 300 miles to the place where all Olympia garbage ... more
On this year’s Earth Day, environmentalists are discouraged by our president’s climate change denial, his phobia about wind turbines, and his ... more
Sunday, April 19, is the day that will remain dear to me always — for a multitude of reasons — all revolving around the Olympia Symphony ... more
Timothy stood leaning against a wall in an alley in downtown Olympia, Washington. He shouldered a blanket; his hands held a crumpled ... more
Even the most nature-oblivious people can’t help but notice that a lot of trees are blooming this month. Cherry trees are the most ... more
Every day this time of year, another migrating bird species arrives. This week, suddenly and from many locations, the first black-throated gray ... more
About a week ago, Visitor Services and Marketing Manager Lauren Richards, of the Olympia Arts & Heritage Alliance (Oly AHA) ... more
Earlier this month, I was going to write what I call a “preshow article“ about this show. Then, Terry Shaw called me and told me the show sold ... more
How is it already the middle of April? Time is flying by, and there are so many incredible performances, events and festivals being ... more
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