Patrick Webb is the Managing Editor at Discover Our Coast. He covers a diverse range of themes including publishing, arts and entertainment, and competitive sports, with a particular focus on topics such as golf, books, and football. Patrick's work has been featured in several publications, including the Daily Astorian, Lexology, Chinook Observer, and Seaside Signal.
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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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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
During her school years, Sarah Frank was a regular performing the national anthem at Long Beach Peninsula community events. Now 20, she has just released her fifth musical offering, a faith-driven song called “The Promise.” It made an early debut at the annual Crab Pot Christmas Tree lighting ceremony in Ilwaco. Submitted photo
By: Patrick Webb
Some disguise the manner in which they employ “artificial intelligence” to assist their writing.
John E. Wilkins, of Long Beach, Washington, has written five books of philosophical thought, submitting prompts to a computer “artificial intelligence” tool and reprinting the replies with very little editing.
LONG BEACH, Wash. — Some disguise the manner in which they employ artificial intelligence to assist their writing.
Cyndi Fisher was seeking a challenge.
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