2002

Halak describes his art as complex, like life  One of Cannon Beach’s newest residents adds to the area a breadth of colorful acrylic paintings and digital designs, which capture the eye and respond to the “sensuousness” and  “complexity” of everyday life, says the artist. 

2001

Principles of interest growth for kiddie set   "And who has the longest investment horizon of all? Children, of course," said Wrenn, a Portland investment adviser with the Wrenn/Ferguson team at U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray. With that in mind, Wrenn penned and illustrated the story of "Lucky the Golden Goose," a farm animal who was wise enough to save.

Author of ‘Janie’s Journal’ now working on book  Janie Tippett, the well-known Eastern Oregon columnist of “Janie’s Journal” in the Pendleton-based AgriTimes, is adding to her credentials.

Local film big hit in Pendleton  Flashbulbs popped
and the crowd cheered as the stars stepped from their limousine onto the red carpet. Pendleton turned out en masse Saturday night to view a free screening of Wildbill Productions’ newest film, “An American Cowboy.” 

Ken Kesey: Final Passage 

Ray Bradbury: 
The October Man

Walt Morey

Fiction Secrets: 
Basic writing and Submission Tips

Jury still deliberating online comics

Johnny Ray: The tracks of his tears
Johnny Ray: The BBC Documentary

Behind the Shorthand  "Dead ringer, high muckymuck, raining cats and dogs."  We use them every day, but where in the world and in time did some of our more colorful descriptive phrases originate?

‘Start with a laugh: Conversation with author Liz Carpenter and entertainer Carol Channing

Changing Stages: 
More PBS Liberal Propaganda

High school newspaper now part of Sentinel

Pamplin Immortalizes his family on film in:Pulp Fiction

PBS Airs New Production of
La Boheme   An in-depth critique by one of the master dramatic reviewers of our time. 

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