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After the last Oroville fair was held in 1946, it was moved to the Methow Valley the following year. In the same year, Okanogan held its first junior fair at the Okanogan Livestock Yard in early September.

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After the last Oroville fair was held in 1946, it was moved to the Methow Valley the following year. In the same year, Okanogan held its first junior fair at the Okanogan Livestock Yard in early September.

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Many people all over the globe collect crystals for their healing and protective properties. Many others don’t believe in the idea that stones have any kind of properties and would rather just appreciate the beauty of the stones themselves. Either way, crystals and stones in all of their for…

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I like zombies, I like video games, and I am into anything that can bring both of the things I like together; for me, what makes a believable zombie is somewhere between “The Walking Dead” (AMC) and World War Z (Paramount in association with Plan B entertainment owned by Brad Pitt).

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Driving from Oroville into Tonasket one evening, I noticed an elephant in the visitor’s center’s parking lot on Whitcomb Avenue. That following Tuesday night, I was at the Tonasket City Council meeting and met the creator of “Ruth’’ the elephant.

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OMAK - The 2021 TOPS Club Inc. queen, Judy Bowling, is soon to pass on her crown to the next biggest ‘loser,’ that is, of weight.

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I have always had an affinity for art in all of its forms. Art, for me, has been a process of patience, trial and error. I realized my love for acrylics in 2020.

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Mandala art is a geometric design which holds a good deal of symbolism in Hindi and Buddhist cultures. The term mandala is a Sanskrit word for ‘magic circle’.

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Creative uses of sea glass has become an overwhelmingly popular hobby for many over the last 20 years, ranging from jewelry-making to mosaic-style artwork to house decor, and more; but what is this colorful medium made of?

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OMAK — David Craig, Eatonville, won the best of show prize at the 41st annual Omak Western and Native Art Show, which ran Aug. 11-14 in conjunction with the Omak Stampede.