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At Home with Lisa: Plant safely this spring
Lisa plans her spring planting, but calls 811 first to make sure she doesn't hit any utilities that may be underground.
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Small Town. Big Tribute.
In the peaceful hills of Kellogg, Idaho, Greenwood Cemetery is a sanctuary where stories of community, service, and sacrifice converge. Maintained through donations, city fees, and the dedication of city employees, the cemetery is especially breathtaking in early autumn, when the colorful leaves frame the solemn beauty of its grounds.
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Sustainable practices to protect the environment when you are enjoying the outdoors
It's fun to enjoy and be outdoors but there are simple things you can do to protect your environment. Learn about sustainable practices here!
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Shoreline Health
Watch videos about bottom barriers and natural shorelines. The bottom barrier video will show you how to build a bottom barrier that can prevent aquatic invasive species from growing near your dock or property. The natural shoreline video talks about creating a more natural shoreline, which is good for your property and the health of the lake.
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Feeding homebound Oregonians for more than 50 years
The Friendly Kitchen first opened its doors in 1972 at the Faith Lutheran Church on Kenwood Avenue. Today, it serves more than 5,000 meals to over 200 clients each month.
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Local Treasures with Pia: Eagle Watching
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Local Treasures with Pia: Bringing "Scoutreach" to West Central
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Building Brighter Futures
In a region where childcare is scarce, Roberta Hochgeschurz-Wilson is helping change the story. With more than three decades of experience, she leads the Klamath KID Center in creating opportunities that strengthen families and build brighter futures.
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Freedom Farms also cultivates people
When recently incarcerated people work in the vegetable beds at Freedom Farms they reconnect better with the outside world.
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Human Powered for Habitat for Humanity
Members of Avista's Electric Shop teamed up with Habitat for Humanity to help a service project come to life. Read on to learn about their volunteer project.
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