The sustainability class ”Why is it so difficult for many of us to change our behavior to support a sustainable and collective way of life?"
Offsides: Local officials waste taxpayer dollars targeting trans kids Why are local government agencies spending taxpayer resources on matters over which they have no jurisdiction?
Artists show Hanford in a new light Views of Hanford, a Retrospective is on display at the Gallery June 3–27.
Artist interview with Grace Lieberman “Art exists because we make it, not because someone else approves of it.”
Consent: Let’s talk about it. “Regardless of what consent philosophy we follow, we must strive to ensure our activities are always consensual.”
A brief history of fantasy literature “Fantasy has evolved into a major literary and film player, perhaps reflecting our need to escape the modern world.”
Closing the gap: Leadership Tri-Cities joins effort to bring inpatient treatment to the region “This project is about more than beautification — it’s about making people feel seen, valued, and supported in their healing.”
The wishing stone: The transgender experience through a child’s eyes “I want nothing more than for us to emerge from that darkness, own our greatness, and walk authentically in the light.”
History is a playbook “Our economy cannot function without immigrants. It would function better without billionaires.”
Movie reviews: Black Bag & Mickey 17 “Another film in which Bong Joon Ho champions the ‘little guy’ (and does so with a grim smile)…”
Recycling will not save our climate “if everyone recycled everything they used, how much difference would it make for the climate?”
Acts of art: Creative coping in a chaotic world The practice of bilateral drawing has therapeutic benefits, requires few supplies, and can be performed in the comfort of your own space.
What teachers can do about racism “When students encounter racism, they should know what the responses to reporting it might be.”
Boots in the Basin: Celebrating Earth Day "Let’s think about how we can collectively clean up our act year ‘round."
Pedro Infante murió / Pedro Infante died BILINGUAL: “When legends die, fans cling to denial.” / “Cuando un ícono muere, los fans prefieren creer que sigue vivo antes que aceptar la realidad.”
The rule of law “We the people will not stay silent as the rights of others are violated, one group after another, until there is no one left to speak for us.”
How volcanoes shaped the Tri-Cities “The hotspot that created the Columbia River Basalt is believed to be the same one that is now underneath Yellowstone.”
Breathing through the divide: Finding our way back to ourselves and each other “Maybe that’s where we begin: not with assumptions or convincing, but with curiosity.”
May Wildflower Walks "Continuing in May, guided trips will introduce local landmarks and the wildflowers making their homes there."
MUSIC NEWS: Clover Island Concert Series & Fusion Fest “A solid mix of music, food, and local flavor.”
Oro y circo / Gold and circus BILINGUAL: “Commodus smiled and made a grand gesture with his fingers to await his winnings from the furious bookmaker.” / “Cómodo sonrió e hizo un soberbio ademán con sus dedos para esperar sus ganancias de la mano del furioso corredor de apuestas.”
