Valley Community Services Board marks 55 years with time capsule ↗
The Valley Community Services Board celebrated its 55th anniversary Friday by burying a time capsule filled with memories of the organization and its work in the Shenandoah Valley.
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Herbie K. Nelson was born April 3, 1947, to Herb and Gladys (Holien) Nelson in Grand Forks ND. He passed away November 11, 2026, from complications of Parkinson’s. Herbie attended school in Thompson ND graduating in 1965. He continued his education at UND graduating from ND State School of Science…
Jim McDonald, also a pentecostal minister, is regarded by many in the region as a firewood expert, a designation he quickly dismisses out of modesty.
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An iconic work by James Turrell gets a major refresh, an inflated Earth floats into a church and other places to find illumination.
Whatcom Humane Society is asking residents to put fallen branches from recent windstorms to good use by donating them to its wildlife rehabilitation center.