SURFSIDE — Jack McClellan first learned to sharpen knives during summers spent in Canada as a youth.
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RAYMOND — It all began with three buddies drinking beer in a basement.
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Cristian Dumitrescu, Ryan Porter and Grant Forrest produce their own line of beer, wine and mead from their Raymond-based Wild Man Brewery.
Cristian Dumitrescu, Ryan Porter and Grant Forrest produce their own line of beer, wine and mead from their Raymond-based Wild Man Brewery.
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The six-month overhaul reconfigured the layout and opened the interior, including a new cooler, paint and flooring.
Cristian Dumitrescu, Ryan Porter and Grant Forrest opened Wild Man Brewery in Raymond in June — the third craft brewery in Pacific County.
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OCEAN PARK — Willapa Wild LLC, which describes itself as “a company focused on the disruption of the shellfish and seafood industries,” recently announced raising more than $1 million for the …
CORVALLIS — Dungeness crab is Oregon’s leading commercial seafood product, bringing in an estimated $75 million in 2018, yet little is known about how far crabs will venture in search of food.
Buttermilk biscuits as seen at Ilwaco Bakery & Cafe.
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ILWACO — Marcene Miller stood in high heels and a knee-length red dress as she greeted guests at the door.
Don Nisbett talked about his career and approach as an artist at his gallery, located at 167 Howerton Ave. at the Port of Ilwaco.
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LONG BEACH — Love, seasoning and patience. That’s Dave Allen’s recipe for success with his second restaurant, Beach Fire BBQ, where he churns out authentic Texas-style brisket, Kansas City rac…
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LONG BEACH — For more than 15 years Erin Hill helped manage her family antique store. In late May, she officially opened Red Line Antiques with co-owner Raymond Wolken.
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ASTORIA and ILWACO — Bill Dodge and Don Nisbett are professional artists with big followings among the residents and visitors to the Columbia-Pacific area.
Home prices cooled in Clatsop in April
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LONG BEACH — A healthy alternative to fast food is being served up one smoothie at a time in Long Beach.
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Regional lender Craft3 is deciding where to invest $50 million in tax credits it recently secured from the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
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Revaluation statements for 2019, showing new assessed values of properties to be used for the 2020 property taxes, will be mailed May 31. The new values are based on actual sales which occurre…
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NASELLE — Up a winding road dirt road near the edge of Naselle on a property lined with trees and pocked with pre-World War II industrial equipment lives Lowell Stambaugh.
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RAYMOND — Roughly three years after starting Willapa Brewing in Raymond in 2016, the McMurry family has taken another step toward bringing more of their hearty brew to the masses.
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ASTORIA — A collective sigh of relief washed over Astoria in March with the arrival of spring, signaling a change of the season and the start of more lucrative months for local merchants. Loca…
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LONG BEACH — The Peninsula has long been known for its shipwrecked past, and soon there will be a brewpub that embodies it.
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LONG BEACH — Home prices are rising in Pacific County, but still have a long way to go to catch up with the rest of Washington.
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ILWACO — A small house stands behind Ilwaco’s Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum. The museum’s board recently purchased the house and property for $25,000. They did so with the express purpose o…
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ILWACO — At any one time, several sailboats, yachts and miscellaneous fishing vessels of all sizes and functions line the Ilwaco Boatyard. Most arrive for annual maintenance and repairs that o…
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LONG BEACH — It was a time of buzz cuts, flat tops and Ivy League haircuts. The worst of the Vietnam War was still ahead and The Beatles had yet to appear on the Ed Sullivan Show.
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LONG BEACH — It’s fresh fades and hot lather, free drinks and minute massages. And yes, there’s even an Xbox for kids to play Fortnite.
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OLYMPIA — A statewide broadband office would be created under legislation passed by the Washington state Senate in a unanimous vote March 6.
PACCAR Foundation donates truck for diesel education
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LONG BEACH — It all started with baby blankets.
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PACIFIC COUNTY — Licensed marijuana producers and processors across Pacific County are cultivating rare cannabis strains while broadening production of concentrates and infused products.
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OLYMPIA — The creation of a Statewide Broadband Office and an initial investment of $25 million into getting broadband into “every nook and cranny” was announced by Governor Jay Inslee on Jan. 16.
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