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Vandals destroy historic High Rock Lookout in Washington

After an attack destroyed years of careful work on Washington’s 5,685-foot-tall Rock Lookout, a community of dedicated volunteers is getting back on the road to rebuilding. Volunteers begin restoration efforts on the historic High Rock Fire Lookout in 2015 (Photo: Sand Mountain Society) Published July 14, 2026 02:22 pm Just weeks before volunteers were set

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Washington cancels Upper Columbia sockeye season

For Washington salmon anglers, there is some bad news: Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has been canceled Upper Columbia sockeye season For this year. While pre-season sockeye salmon forecasts indicate this will be done this year, preliminary salmon return data shows otherwise. WDFW fisheries managers estimate that the return of adult sockeye salmon

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Fitness

Lawrence Washington, brother of George Washington: What’s the real story?

Lawrence Washington was a military officer who was the half-brother of George Washington, the first President of the United States. in the new movieyoung washingtonWhich follows George Washington’s early years on the battlefield, with his brother Lawrence Washington being an important figure. At the beginning of the film young George is seen lost and depressed

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‘Young Washington’ The Real Story: Is the George Washington Movie True?

Audiences headed to theaters on the 4th of July holiday to watch the film. young washingtonNew film about George Washington’s younger years during the French and Indian War. The film depicts Washington struggling to defeat the archaic hierarchies of the British colonies, which threatened to consign him to a mundane life as a tenant farmer.

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Podcast #1,123: George Washington – The Man Behind the Monument

George Washington is perhaps the most familiar figure in American history. But most people really know his image only as they see it in marble statues and patriotic paintings. Behind those symbols was a real man: ambitious, self-taught, deeply concerned with respectability, and constantly grappling with the enormous responsibilities placed on his shoulders by history.

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Outdoors

Washington Bass Tournament Calendar: Summer 2026 Events on Moses Lake, Potholes and Banks Lake

Bass season is underway in Washington state, and the Columbia Basin is packed with tournament activity from now through August. Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and this Inland Empire Bass Club Shared a full range of programs covering Moses Lake, Potholes Reservoir, Banks Lake and more. Whether you fish open events or just club

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