The Book Report: The Woman They Could Not Silence “In 1960, Elizabeth Packard was involuntarily committed to a mental asylum by her husband.”
Game review: Pan Am “Pan Am is an awesome mashup of worker placement, market manipulation, set collection, and area control.”
Looking Up: How gamers are getting it right “The way through this pandemic and to brighter future is _together._”
On stage in February: The Vagina Monologues “The Vagina Monologues explores the sacredness and beauty of women's bodies.”
Ministry for the Future “Kim Stanley Robinson’s Ministry for the Future is one of the better CliFi books.”
Richland Players production begins Friday after two year pause “I hope the audience comes away with a sense of excitement and shock!”
My 5 favorite books (that I haven't previously reviewed) of 2021 “These are some really solid choices that would be hard to bump off my favorites of 2021 list.”
The 10 best movies this year “Get out to the movie theater for one or all of these late-year releases!”
Mid-Columbia Mastersingers present Miracle of Lights Chanukah Concert “The Mid-Columbia Mastersingers present a program celebrating the music of Chanukah”
Collected art and poetry from November 2021 We rounded up November's art and poetry for your enjoyment!
Collected art and poetry from October 2021 We’ve rounded up October's art and poetry for your enjoyment!
Local artist releases new album: Sol y Sombra “Sol y Sombra is my eighth full-length album of original songs, and the third album that I wrote and recorded entirely here in Richland.”
White Bluffs is on stage in October White Bluffs explores themes of patriotism, grief, racism, and what it means to be American.
Artist interview: Rebecca Merkley “Art making is an exercise in world building — of manifesting ideas into reality.”
