A widow writes about dealing with being in charge now • Passage to Juneau: brothers finally arrive after 40 years • The ugly truth about mushrooms • Mommas night out in the mountains • Llamas are an aging hiker’s best friends • Bringing rays of sunshine to an African hospital • Back to the future at The Lookout housing development • Pateros: Waterfront plus music, at non-resort prices • Painter Niki Stewart • The tap, tap, tap of the Downy Woodpecker • There’s good news today to make you happy • Deadly heart disease in women • W.T. Clark: Rages to riches to rags again • The All-America Bavarian city?

Helping with website to bring Wenatchee Together during pandemic one of the most fulfilling projects of a lifetime • Kids 8 and 9 climb Washington’s volcanoes • From bad brakes to good bikes to donate to kids • In search of local waterfalls • These humans gave a hoot and saved owlets • Touring Leavenworth show gardens • Poetry is hot here • The beautiful Western Tanager • How old is old? It’s more than a number • Play more to live better

Fertile Myrtle of Leavenworth spreads her babies far and wide • Two seats, four pedals is twice the fun on a bike • Bikepacking the hills towards Vantage • Building tiny homes for bees • Crocheting runs through her life • Starving a possible wildfire • The grand house at 30 Miller Street • Horror story writer K.K. Weakley • Video production artist Jarod Breshears • Male Wood Duck is pretty enough for a postage stamp • The small but amazing thyroid gland • Don’t get mad, get more flexible in your thinking • Wishing for a picnic as COVID restrictions wind down

It’s Spring — let the colors reign • 3 short stories on why people move here • Gloria Piper Robison volunteers to read to school kids — and she has loved it • CarolAnn Seaman has learned to let go to be more creative • Happy trails among the hills of Cashmere • Racing again on the other side of the pandemic • Leaving the friendly hilltop • Update: 2nd winter of remodeling vacation home • Stumpf Fiddle musician Tom Lenny • Anna’s Hummingbirds move north • A doctor ponders universal healthcare • Driving out of a rut • The children of Wagnersburg

Living with a sense of purpose in a noisy world • Back in the bike seat, with an ebike • Diving and sightseeing in Indonesia • Tennis pro returning to South Africa • A chance meeting somewhere in Iowa • Loving letters reveal what a long, strange trip life can be • Zero lot line homes, with options • Conflict and Clovis points in a new book • Watching the Black-Necked Stilts • Americana in chicken coops

Walking off the cooped up pandemic blues • The joys of camping in April • Creating beautiful glass from 2,000 degrees • She’s a real doll(maker) • Very cold water swimming • More family letters from the past • Rejuvenation of an orchard home • Beautiful American Goldfinch • Colon cancer strikes young people • Finding value in dark emotions • Spilling watermelons across the nation

Let their be a lighthouse • Remembering the glory of our parents • Looking at life from a different angle now • What a kick to be a zebra or a canary • Tales of horrors and hope in family letters • Keeping family connections alive during the pandemic • Going deep with Dan Feil • A home with history • Photographer Travis Knoop • MTOW chair Nita Paine • Varied Thrush is a looker • Do “brain enhancers” really work? • Those Blair girls were adventurous • Superstitions run wild in March

Natural beauty from our natural wonderland • Don’t stop being active at any age • LADA — a disease hidden in plain sight • Running around Mount Rainier • Oops! First time ‘in charge’ of RV trip • Peshastin home fulfilled a promise, and holds much promise • Bronze artist Jim Moore • Scrap metal artist Lynn Palmer • Viewing the swimming American Dipper • Learning more about viruses • My Valentine, no marshmallow, but a sweetie

Readers share their best days in 2020 • Favorite photos from 2020, with updated comments • Skiing in solitude on a winter day • For this chocolatier, the candy business is dandy • The joys of dog walking • Traveling off grid during the pandemic • Upgrading by downsizing to a tiny house • Fighting muscle loss that comes with age • Setting a better-for-you goal in 2021 • Rethinking some early, early history

Yes, a Yule tree you can eat • Rules of the roundabouts • Red Cross spirit of giving • Taking a spring break during the COVID fall • Entrepreneur follows her dreams by inventing sensory soaps • Short hikes on the very long PCT • Zooming in on an eagle nest • Designing people spaces • Art appraiser Jerry Goroski • Dance instructor and producer Melissa Miller-Port • A look at White-crowned Sparrows • Soar upwards through acts of kindness • Fighting chronic inflammation • A little lost doggie on Christmas

Doing good for others, then and now • Grandparents answer the school bell • Navigating a new knee • Riding the wind in a paraglider • Ode to live music • Peter Graf — a man on the run • Four seasons add spice to eastside life • Home snuggles into nature • Interior designer has the feel • Long talks with Harriet Bullitt leads to book • A Horned Lark in full display • Okandogs expands its help • Pushing away from factory food 

Living south of the border: “We have always loved Mexico” • Barging down a French canal • Mothers, daughters, mountains and dirt • Hoping on hops for shade and a cold beer • A lawn is a terrible thing to waste on grass • Leavenworth museum gets a makeover • Building a tiny house for the fun of it • Is organic food worth the cost? • Even monkeys understand fairness 

9/11 ceremony takes a break this year, but wait for the 20th anniversary • The fire this time found writer almost ready • Raccoon wars, who to vanish the vamps • Kicked by a horse, and finding life lessons in the recovery • Surfing Lake Chelan • Biking up Mount Everest, from Wenatchee • Sasquatch! We have a photo! • New rules for a backyard BBQ • The remote community of Stehekin • The would-be Home Tour house • How you see affects how you think • Unexpected money comes with consequences

Kicked! She rode in on a horse, she rode out on a medi-evac helicopter • Julie’s excellent urban walking adventure • Lawn gone, garden arising • Escape to the mountains • Taking the fast boat to Stehekin • Fostering kittens • Phil’s lake house came with opportunities for remodels • Chasing the Milky Way and a comet • When does an older person become old? • This chief believed in the white man’s promises • In hot water living off the grid

Harnessing the wind at the Wild Horse Wind and Solar Facility and Renewable Energy Center • Sailing during the time of COVID-19 • Counting the wildflowers on Mount Rainier hike • The not-so-secret lives of bees • This athletic life: Caden Stockwell • A reluctant pickleball champion • Couple buys a project house • Living history: Jim Ludon • 2 doves of a different coloration • Use gentle words during a crisis • It’s healthy to talk to strangers • Men, women, marriage and COVID-19

Stories of resilence and ingenuity in battling the boredom of the lockdown • One father, one dad: questions on Father’s Day • Goathead warrior attacks thorn plant • Breakdown in the Palisades • Thrills of kayaking in Zambia • Yoga in the Yukon • Taking a chance on South Korea • Home described as “Industrial Chic” • YouTube performer Leyton Pinto • Soft beauty of the Say’s Phoebe • Don’t misuse your strengths • Walking for the health of it • When steamboat captains were rock stars

Social isolation in the days of Lone Ranger • The take of two recoveries from drug addition • The joys of walking in Wenatchee • Where’s just the right place to retire? • Tired trailer had great bones, perfect for renovating • Rehabbing a house while on vacation • Naturalist and artist Keith Warrick • First time author Jamie Thomas • A look at the Great Horned Owl • Happiness during the pandemic • Finding your gifts for the world • Railroad builder J.J. Hill • A cold morning at Costco

At age 84, why should I exercise? • He tossed in his job to follow a potter’s dream • Dipping into Washington’s hot springs • The joys of fishing’s opening day • Home builder goes big, big, big • Violinist Michelle Vaughn • filmmaker Jeremiah Higgins • The pretty but deadly American Kestrel • Ideas on how to get better sleep • Hard rock mining required hard men • The new old dump truck


Chasing the Northern Lights on a train through Alaska • A grandfather takes his grandson painting, and they both have buckets of fun • Tom Potter has had 3 significant medial issues, so now his philosophy about life is “Live it!” • Teaching kids about snow while on snowshoes • Twist in B&B’s succession has both buyers and sellers on new adventures • Inspiring Sandhill Cranes • Use adversity to grow • Why a good night’s sleep is vital • The changing names of early NCW towns • Aging gracefully with dogs

When Hollywood calls — a major movie is filmed in Entiat orchard • Love of cars shown at Chelan Auto Museum • Finding the stories of our ancestors • Canoeing the vanishing Arctic • Inspiring days at the art cafe • New home options in Early American Cashmere • Painter Sharratt returns home • Dancer Becca Allen realizes a dream • Taking a second look at owls • How to have a happier marriage • What’s bugging you in bed • Pioneers drifted in and out of NCW

What was your best day in 2019? Our readers tell us theirs... and what fun days they were! • After 17 years of sitting in his backyard shop, Len Pugsley completes his boat project • Croatia by bike, boat and foot • Ada Bonnett, at 13, is an inspirational athlete • It’s not only empty-nesters who are looking to downsize • The oh-so-still Giant Blue Heron • Before you take that next drink... • Richardsons grew apples and bushels of kids

Early one morning outside a bowling alley, this writer discovers that “compassion is compassion” • Sharing BBQ love with the world • 12 climbers, 12 stories • Old lookout becomes new place to stay overnight • Learning to drive an e-car • Funny money, and the question of what is a fake • The Athletic Life with Jason Walker • This new house just keeps getting better and better • Writer and blogger Lorna Rose-Hahn • PAC operations director Mike Locke • The hard to id Cooper’s Hawk • Why compassion is good for us • The doctor’s prescription: Some alone time • King Kennedy, showman extraordinaire

Pubs, beer and deer — learning science while sipping on an IPA • What’s with the hate on e-bikes? • A beekeeper makes mead, the drink of the ancients • The athletic life of running, running, running • New appreciation for older condos with a view of Lake Chelan • Traversing the trails in Methow in the wintertime • Creative art director Kirk Dietrich • First-time play director Dani Schafer-Cloke • The health benefits of coffee (yes, there are some) • Grateful people are happy people • The last chief of the Entiats • Why we moved back to Wenatchee

Take a fall march into the larches • Hey, SUP is fun afterall • The joy of playing with flowers • Passing the test at Jasper • Traveling to the end of the world • Cashmere Tudor was just right for family • Rapper Sewhilkin Jimmy • Art on the Avenues founder Adele Wolford • Loud and proud Belted Kingfisher • How to shake negative memories • Deafness and the miracle of implants • The hard, hard roads to the Okanogan • Tipsy talk at the Bushel & Bee

Retired teacher gets asked: “Do you remember me?” • Readers tell us their stories on “Why we moved here.” • Modern homesteading loves farming at the end of a dirt road • Check out these homes in 3 local home tours • Full Circle Theatre founders • The Northern Flicker • How to be modern grandparents • Where’s the beef at Whoopers?


The unknown dangers of dog collars • Finding a sister in Germany • Leave the driving to the train engineer • A gift from Leonard Sauer of Sauer Mountain • The little garden that helps kids grow • Norway revisited, perhaps for the last time • Photo tips using a smart phone or camera • Building a dream home in paradise with patience • Is walking a free “miracle drug?” • Dial up your courage to live a better life • Well-traveled early hotel man N.N. Brown • Printmaker Sarah Horowitz • Musician Rylie Franks 

Who was that man? An angel? • Take a walk on the wild (ocean) side • The remarkable resurrection of Squilchuck State Park • Volunteering at the Senior Center • At ease in Belize • Restored farmhouse better than original • Fiddler EliAnn Oakes • Comedian and performer Alex Haley • Osprey, an easy bird to watch in awe • A man and his dog look for adventures • Should you take probiotics? • Go for a community picnic this 4th • The daring first flight across the Pacific remembered • Finding gold in the Superstition Mountains

Couple arrived in a school bus camper, and stayed to make a life • Two women planning an adventure in a Jeep • Bee the solution: beekeeping for fun and for doing good • Camp tales • Learning about the hard money of Mexico • Family finds frugal ways to enjoy costly Copenhagen • Farmhouse saved from the fire, is now a restored beauty • Artist Cam Elder • Flying in from afar, the Gray Catbird • Adults need vaccines, too • The healing power of nature • Long Jim, the last chief of the Chelans • Wisdom from kindergartners


Why to write your life story now • Exploring Ross Lake • Should they retire in Florida? • One formal local couple who caught ‘Florida Fever’ • Taking a dirt bike class • Walking the Peshastin Pinnacles • Cruising through Mexico’s Copper Mountain • Making the most out of a lot with easy-fit homes • Play scenery master Jill Sheets • Bok camp leader Amy Carlson • How to prepare to die well • ‘Gut instinct’ is backed by science • The wandering journey of pioneer A.B. Brender

The rite of passage into retirement sometimes involves work • Sky photography with drones • The lady who seizes the day • National tennis champs... well, sort of • New Mexico in the winter • Local spring travel tips from Cary Ordway • Proud house flipper is also a detailed remodeler • Weathervane artist Jessica da Costa • Director of music ministries Jameson Varpnes • Wigeons that flock together • If you knew the date you were to die • You can change, mostly • Worse summer and winter weather • How to answer when the mountains call

Getting educated about family tragic — and secret — past • The Good Life cartoonist goes Mad • Look up for amazing photos • True companions for 50 years • Andy Dappen is taking a Friday off (and maybe you should, too) • Speed has been a lifelong fascination, and still is • An ode to a resilient apricot tree • Three Finn friends • Puffy California quail • Where’s the proof on medical pot? • Find the good in suffering • Did she have Old Timer’s Disease?

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