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Spending a Weekend in Ellensburg
Nicole Klauss · July 13, 2024

Ellensburg, Washington, is just a two-hour drive from Seattle and is one of the hidden gems of the Pacific Northwest. Located east of the Cascade Mountain Range off Interstate 90, Ellensburg offers outdoor recreation like biking, fishing on the Yakima River, hiking and more. The charming city is home to around 20,000 people, and is...

Visiting Central Washington University
Emily Masseth · May 5, 2024

Voted as one of the β€˜Most Dynamic Micropolitan Areas’ in the nation by the Walton Family Foundation is none other than Ellensburg, Washington. Not only does Ellensburg possess a charming and historic downtown, it is also the home of the most diverse university in Washington state, Central Washington University (CWU). History of CWU The doors...

Manito Park Arts Festival in Spokane
Molly Lindquist · July 15, 2021

Manito Park on Spokane’s South Hill is known throughout our community as the crown jewel of Spokane. It boasts five meticulously cultivated gardens, a pond, hiking trails and soft hills of grass and pine trees. The Friends of Manito non-profit organization will be adding to that with the first-ever Art Festival to be held in...

Spending a Weekend in Downtown Bellingham
Brandon Fralic · December 30, 2019

Situated between the North Cascades and the Salish Sea, Bellingham is best known for its natural scenery, outdoor recreation and world-class beer scene. And you don’t even have to leave downtown to experience some of the city’s best attractions. From there you can easily explore the unique experiences and flavors of this college town of...

Spending a Day in Port Angeles
Zac Blaylock · October 7, 2019

Looking for a day trip filled with arts and culture? Join Zac Blaylock as he takes us on a trip to Port Angeles, WA. Planning a trip to Port Angeles? Start with our complete Port Angeles Visitor Guide β†’ I grew up on the Olympic Peninsula near the Ediz Hook and the Olympic Mountains after...

Museum of Un-Natural History
MacKenzie Passegger · June 16, 2018

*Note: there are some images that might not be suitable for children in this article, please use discretion.  If you’re in the Walla Walla area, chances are you’ve heard of Gerald Matthew’s Museum of Un-Natural History. And if you haven’t, well, you’re in for a treat.    Who is Gerald β€œGerry” Matthews you ask? He is...

Federal Way Performing Arts and Event Center
Explore Washington State · August 25, 2017

Federal Way residents are excited to welcome the addition of the Federal Way Performing Arts & Event Center to the newly remodeled downtown district as of August 19th, 2017. From Seattle to Tacoma, those who are interested in the arts eagerly anticipate the growth of the Center into a venue that attracts renowned performers, making...