Leveling the Playing Field in Youth Sports
Growing up in Ridgefield, Chelsea Adams enjoyed participating in year-round sports and was excited to give her four children the same opportunity. She quickly learned that a lot has changed when it comes to team sports. Now, being part of
Tip-Toeing Through Tulips . . . And Lilacs: Woodland Springs into Bloom
In April, Woodland, Washington transforms into “Flowerland” thanks to two events that bring in visitors from around the world: Woodland Tulip Festival at Holland America Flower Gardens and Lilac Days at the Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens. What better way to
Wander Woman: Taking Time for Teatime
When I made reservations at Sweet Peas Tea Room in Battle Ground, I knew I needed some different adventure buddies to come along with me. My boys—and many of their friends—have been great sports, accompanying me on all of my
Beyond Please and Thank You: How to Raise Gracious Givers and Receivers
Abbie said her first word one Christmas when her older sister opened a present: “Mine!” Jason was so excited about the pile of birthday presents from his friends, he tore into them not bothering to look at any cards, or thank
Wander Woman: Clark County Historical Museum
Before it housed artifacts and history, Clark County Historical Museum was a Carnegie Library; one of 2,509 built with money donated by Scottish businessman and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie between 1883 and 1929. Built in 1909 on land donated by the Hidden family,