As I pull off my boots and am thinking about how the weather has turned crisp (and well, quite wet!), I am reflecting on the stories that were your favorite to read in November. Did you miss a story? Take a look at the three most read stories and our Editor’s Pick of the Month.
1. Astoria Inupiat Woman Reminisces About Her Hometown of Wales, Alaska
Katherine Johnson’s article about Hazel Nyberg looks at Hazel’s unique upbringing in a small Alaska village. A longtime resident of Astoria, Hazel shares her Inupiat heritage.
2. Joshua Conklin: Making of a Small Town Star
ClatsopNews writer Shalan Moore interviews Joshua Conklin, a local entertainer. Get to know Josh and his dance show “Ginger Vitus’ Tooth Decay.”
3. One Girl’s Gift: Young Teslyn Wintersteen Donates Her Hair to Wigs for Kids
Teslyn Wintersteen was motivated to cut her hair based on her mother’s experiences with cancer as a child. Read more about Teslyn’s gift in this article by Jared Paul Acuna.
4. Editor’s Choice: Cut Down Your Christmas Tree at a Clatsop County Tree Farm
Since it’s the holidays, I just have to stay festive and pick Wendi Agalzoff’s article about U-Cut Christmas Tree farms as my favorite for November. Keep your shop local vibe and get your tree from a local farmer.
If you have a story idea about a person, business or organization doing good things around Clatsop County, send us a note at submit@clatsopnews.com.
