From the opening notes of “Galaxy Dance Intro” to the final sustained notes of Carlos Santana’s guitar ringing out, last Friday’s concert at the White River Amphitheatre proved less of a rock show and more of a spiritual gathering for the audience.
Once it was the largest manufacturer of motorcycles in the world.
Two of Emerald Downs’ top 3-year-olds, Noosito and Del Rio Harbor, meet in the $65,000 Emerald Downs Derby on Aug. 10.
With origins murkier than a malfunctioning stage fog machine at a progressive rock show, ConcertGuy is an enigma.
The Pacific City Council voted on Monday to move a trio of ordinances intended to govern medical and recreational marijuana business within the city on to the planning commission for review.
Pacific residents welcomed a handful of Marines, members of the Always Brothers 100-Mile Run, at City Hall at 1:30 a.m. Sunday.
Nearly 20,000 brave rockers toughed out brutal event traffic to be at this past Saturday’s Journey and Steve Miller Band show, getting a lesson in how to rock from a band that started more than 40-years ago and a 70-year-old guitar god.
At its regularly scheduled meeting Monday night at City Hall, the Pacific City Council takes the next step in the task of sorting out what the heck to do with all those marijuana stores.
Fashionistas and shoe lovers listen up, the White River Valley Museum has an exhibit for you.
The Auburn Little League Juniors Dynamite won the Washington State Juniors softball title this past week, earning a trip to the Western Regional.
The Pacific City Council on July 9 heard what residents had to say about a trio of possible City ordinances that would regulate recreational and medical marijuana businesses within city limits.
Immediately after learning his older brother, Alan, had cancer, Mark Casey knew he had to help.
With a July 27 deadline looming for teams to register for the second annual EmD3on3 basketball tournament Aug. 9-10 at Emerald Downs, time is running short for competitors.
Like it or not, legal marijuana is here. This past Tuesday retail pot stores throughout Washington threw open their doors and began doling out the first sacks of legal smoke since the Marijuana Tax Act criminalized cannabis in 1937.
On Aug. 11, 2011, a group of Marines ran 100 miles – from Thurmont, Md., to Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia – to honor a comrade, Capt. Tyler B. Swisher, and to raise funds for his family.
The highlight came just a few matches into wrestler Tyler Peretti’s senior season at Central College in Pella, Iowa.
Before the Okatoks Dawgs take on the Saskatoon Yellow Jackets at Seaman Stadium in Okotoks, Alberta, Canada on July 5, the team will retire jersey No. 17 in honor of 2008 Dawgs outfielder and Auburn native Cam Christian.
AS double-bills go, it doesn’t get more heavyweight than last Sunday’s KISS and Def Leppard show at the White River Amphitheatre.
Although Auburn was just the fourth stop on the multi-platinum selling tandem’s 42-date Heroes Summer 2014 tour, both bands appeared to be in mid-tour form, firing on all cylinders.
The seventh annual Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival sweeps into Auburn’s White River Amphitheatre on July 8, bringing with it 20 of the most extreme, heavy metal bands around.
Success has eluded the Auburn Mountainview boys basketball team.
In the eight years that have elapsed since the school’s 2005 opening, the Lion boys have yet to enjoy a berth in the 3A Washington State Boys Basketball tourney.
