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Need some ideas for a fun family vacation this summer but don’t want to go out of state?

Do you know what the hardest part about being a parent is? It's expensive.

The secret to a good burger is...

Free Swim Friday's Are Back at Pasco Pool

The Yakima Valley grows 75% or more of the world's hops so the annual Moxee Hop Festival is the culmination and celebration of a long-time tradition. This year, The Moxee Hop Festival will host the famous Sea-Gals and you can see them for free and get autographs on August 5th in Moxee.

I wasn't really into board games when my kids were little. We did play Risk (a combined board game and video game). My ALL-TIME favorite was The Simpsons CLUE. Mostly we played Uno, Pig and Spoons. Here's a list of great board games for your next party, reunion or family night:

As a listener...You are 'privy' to know probably more about me and my life than you care to. I tend to share things with my listeners that I would only tell a best friend or an extended family member. But, that is sort of how I think of you, so I wanted to show you the video's from my son's wedding. They gave me permission to post it, so here it is!

One of the toughest parts of scheduling family pictures is knowing where to have them done. Here are some hot spots in the Tri-Cities that make a great backdrop to any family photo.

I have fun friends that share with me  the crazy traditions they have in their families and I'm amazed how many families have things they do every year to make the holidays extra special. One of my friends has grow kids and grand kids who live out of town, so when they come visit, they merge Thanksgiving and Christmas all together so they can do both in one weekend...

We kind of saw it creeping up on us last year, but this year it's in full force.

Earlier this week we asked if you played board games after Thanksgiving dinner. Dozens of you responded recommending tons of great games that we're going to share right now. I'll link the less popular/newer games to websites so you can check them out. Maybe we'll even help with your holiday shopping!

A new survey says 56 percent of Americans play board games after Thanksgiving. 64 percent said they watch football (I wonder how many watch football while playing board games). But popular culture hardly ever talks about the board games. What do you do?