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Coheed & Cambria regroup
Chapman Baehler<p>
Coheed & Cambria is known for epic songs that can take several listens to digest. Songs on its latest CD, “No World For Tomorrow,” pack more of an immediate melodic punch.

Chapman Baehler<p>
Coheed & Cambria is known for epic songs that can take several listens to digest. Songs on its latest CD, “No World For Tomorrow,” pack more of an immediate melodic punch.

Coheed & Cambria came off of its 2005 CD, “Good Apollo, I’m Burning Star IV,” knowing the band had unfinished business ahead of it. That CD was the latest installment of a fantastical series of albums that began with the group’s debut CD, the 2002 release “The Seco...

Arrive early to catch each note of Hazel Dell Parade of Bands
Files/The Columbian<p>
Adilene Bobadilla, age 13 of Hood River, danced for the band from El Tapatio Mexican Restaurant in the 2007 Hazel Dell Parade of Bands.

Files/The Columbian<p>
Adilene Bobadilla, age 13 of Hood River, danced for the band from El Tapatio Mexican Restaurant in the 2007 Hazel Dell Parade of Bands.

In 44 years, the Hazel Dell Parade of Bands has grown into a musical spectacle. Some 24 middle- and high-school bands marched through the streets of Hazel Dell last year along with horses, antique cars, fire engines, politicians and members of local Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops. The theme of th...

Two Brothers vs. the Sea
Dan Parratt<p>
Brothers Johnathan and Andy Hillstrand are
co-captains of Time Bandit, a crab boat featured on the television series “Deadliest Catch.”

Dan Parratt<p>
Brothers Johnathan and Andy Hillstrand are
co-captains of Time Bandit, a crab boat featured on the television series “Deadliest Catch.”

Andy Hillstrand is learning to enjoy the celebrity that comes with being a star of “Deadliest Catch,” Discovery Channel’s action-packed series about a fleet of crab boats that ply the Bering Sea each winter. “It is getting a little crazy now that we’re in our third sea...

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