Patrick Webb is a Managing Editor for several local publications in Astoria, including the Daily Astorian, Discover Our Coast, and the Chinook Observer. With a focus on the local community, Patrick covers a wide range of topics including arts and culture, local events, historical projects, and profiles of local artists and musicians. His work has also been featured in Lexology.
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Patrick Webb's focus is on local events, particularly in the arts and entertainment sphere, with a clear emphasis on covering cultural happenings within the Astoria area. If you have news about upcoming art exhibitions, music performances, theater productions or literary events taking place in this region, he may be interested.
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Dan Brubeck didn’t rest on anyone else’s reputation.
LONG BEACH, Wash. — Wearing giant glasses and graduating as valedictorian, it was inevitable that Taryn Wise would be teased about being like an owl.
By: Patrick Webb
With a soundtrack of classic rock music playing, Beth Fitzgibbon creates her art.
Clint Carter plays during an appearance of the North Coast Blues band at the Port of Ilwaco. Behind him is drummer Fred Jacobs.
Every other Monday night for the past year, Clint Carter has brought the blues to KMUN listeners.
Linda Granfors has a simple explanation for her fiber arts preference.
As a “solutions journalist,” Nhatt Nichols is committed to telling stories that focus on people making the world a better place — not merely complaining.
By: Patrick Webb
PASCO — Elsa Linquist ran with clinical determination.
Sophomore Caesar Garcia ran the entire cross country season with one number in mind: 17.17.
If it is cold outside, the cast of the Christmas musical at the Coaster Theatre has a solution. They have, in the words of an Irving Berlin song, “Got My
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