Jeff Barnard / Associated Press |
Back home, Oregon Christmas tree hunters recount their mountainside ordeal
MEDFORD, Ore. — Keith and Jennifer Lee were driving home on a remote mountain road, their prized Christmas tree strapped to the roof of their all-wheel-drive Subaru, when they rounded a backcountry corner and found themselves suddenly mired in... [More]
By Jeff Barnard
Associated Press | December 4
Steelhead anglers finding mixed results
Although the Thanksgiving weekend is usually considered the start of the winter steelhead season, early indicators so far have been mixed — at best. Most Western Washington rivers had been high and dirty for a long time, but several dropped... [More]
By Wayne Kruse
Special for The Herald | December 3
Jeff Barnard / Associated Press |
Oregon Christmas tree hunters recount their ordeal
MEDFORD, Ore. — Keith and Jennifer Lee were driving home on a remote mountain road, their prized Christmas tree strapped to the roof of their all-wheel-drive Subaru, when they rounded a backcountry corner and found themselves suddenly mired in... [More]
By Jeff Barnard
Associated Press | December 3
Missing hunter found ‘in fine shape’
ELLENSBURG — Searchers have found a Tukwila elk hunter who had been reported missing in the mountains of central Washington. [More]
Associated Press | December 3
Oregon tree-cutters safe after 2 nights in snow
MEDFORD, Ore. — A search of the mountains near the Oregon-California border was called off today after a couple returned from a Christmas tree hunt, saying they got stuck in the snow for two days. [More]
Associated Press | December 3
Deputies search for missing man near Ellensburg
ELLENSBURG — Sheriff’s deputies are looking for a Tukwila man who has been missing since Monday in the mountains between Ellensburg and Naches. [More]
Associated Press | December 2
Exhaust leak hospitalizes two children, prompts warning
EVERETT — An exhaust leak on a boat Sunday triggered a warning about carbon monoxide poisoning. [More]
Herald staff | December 1
Summer’s long gone, but stars remain
There’s no sense sugar-coating it. Winter stargazing in and around Everett is not for hothouse flowers, but if you bundle up and keep your feet warm, the rewards are heavenly. [More]
By Mike Lynch | November 29
• Eagles and Salmon I & II: Northwest Icons on the Skagit: 8:00am - 5:00pm, December 12, at Skagit/Sauk Rivers. Every winter, hundreds of bald eagles migrate to the Skagit River to feast ...
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