The Sky’s No Limit

Stargazing is the hobby that never fails to amaze One of my favorite college classes was astronomy. I remember being… Read more »

Published on May 1, 2019

Category: People

Rock of Ages

The Cemeteries and Tombstones of Aberdeen When I was a kid, my wacky red-headed aunt visited from New England and… Read more »

Published on May 1, 2019

Category: Early History

Real Beer + What The Big Boys Do = A One-Legged Pheasant

Pull up a stool to Dave Welling’s Brewpub Not so long ago, you wouldn’t dare have walked into the corner… Read more »

Published on May 1, 2019

Category: People

Tennis Anyone?

Hub City Court Champions “I like things where I have to take all the blame,” says Kelly Rae Haskell, “and… Read more »

Published on May 1, 2019

Category: Sports

40 Years At Play

Jim Walker, The Founding Father of the Aberdeen Community Theatre I’ve always been impressed with Jim Walker and the Aberdeen… Read more »

Published on March 1, 2019

Category: People

When Push Comes to Shovel

Fighting the snow on your driveway is not for the faint of heart. It’s a battle out there, so make… Read more »

Published on March 1, 2019

Category: Wellness

Paying Rent On Earth

Community Champions Awards recognize those who are generous in giving their time to serve Aberdeen.  “It’s your rent on earth,”… Read more »

Published on March 1, 2019

Category: People

Father Robert Haire: Humanity’s Friend

The way of Aberdeen’s radical first Catholic priest It’s fitting that the main speaker at the dedication of the monument… Read more »

Published on January 3, 2019

Category: People

Men Working on the Chain Gang

(They Don’t Make a Sound) The unsung heroes of every football game are the most invisible people there: the chain… Read more »

Published on January 3, 2019

Category: People

Pulling Out All the Stops

Sacred Heart Church’s Big New Box of Whistles When organ builder John Nordlie first saw the pipe organ at Sacred… Read more »

Published on November 1, 2018

Category: What's New