Originally from Vashon Island, Washington, Paul bounced to Alaska, California, and Hawaii before landing in the Tri-Cities. He's spent most of his radio career as Director of Content and Operations Manager for six radio stations in the TRI. He's an accomplished programmer in all formats, an on-air personality, an event coordinator, and a writer. You can find Paul and his wife at the gym, on Badger Mountain, or on a bike path when he's not at work.
Paul Drake
Massive Roundabout Coming to Busy Pasco Intersection
The intersection was flagged in the 2020 “Local Road Safety Plan” as a high risk for injury due to traffic levels and the number of collisions.
This Tiny Off-Grid Washington Mountain Home is a Picture-Perfect Escape
Located on a 46-acre agroforestry farm in the heart of the Cascade Mountains, this tiny off-the-grid vacation cordwood home is just waiting for you and a guest to get away from the routine of daily life.
Rock & Roll is Once Again Bubbling Up Around the Slopes of Mount Rainier
'DROP the STAR' injects new life into rock and roll and the Pacific Northwest music scene. It’s hard to compare them to the GOATs but all one has to do is listen to hear the influences of AC/DC and Guns N’ Roses.
Washington’s Most Expensive Home is a Posh $39.8 Million Lake House [PICTURES]
The most expensive home on the market in Washington is this amazing Lake House on Mercer Island.
These Natural Events Kill More People in Washington Each Year Than Any Other
More people have died in Washington due to avalanches than in any other natural event. More than earthquakes, landslides, flooding, severe storm, or wildfire. Three more people lost their lives this week.
This Washington Lake is a Heaven on Earth Experience for Hikers
Located approximately 23 miles west of Leavenworth, Washington the trail to this heaven-on-Earth lake is suitable for all levels of hikers. And, when you arrive you'll be greeted by its deep blue water and two beautiful mountain peaks as a backdrop.
The Most Aggressive Sharks in the World Hunt in Washington and Oregon Waters
With the warmer temperatures just around the corner, thousands of inland residents will be flocking to the beautiful coastal beaches of Washington and Oregon. Although many will argue which coastline is more beautiful, no one can dispute they each share two of the most aggressive shark species in the world.
This Popular Washington Hike is One of America’s Deadliest Claiming Over 400 Lives
One of America’s deadliest destinations and hikes is known for its breathtaking beauty, massive glaciers, rivers, forests, rock formations, easy park access, abundant wildlife, and for its status as an active volcano.
No Talking “Dirty” in Oregon and Other Absurd Laws Against Lovers
There have been and still are a lot of crazy laws on the books in the United States. For example, talking dirty in Oregon was a misdemeanor and the law was very specific about when and where you weren't allowed to talk dirty.
The Year Tri-Cities Flooded and This Oregon Town Was Wiped Out [PHOTOS]
In the spring of 1948 heavy rain and warm temperatures created a massive snowpack runoff which put enormous pressure on the Columbia River and surrounding tributaries. The Tri-Cities flooded and one Oregon town was completely wiped out.
Could Wind Turbines Come to the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area?
The area along I-84 west is known for wind - could wind turbines line the edges of the Gorge? Is the stretch between Hood River and Multnomah Falls off-limits?
What Is the SAGE Center in Boardman, Oregon?
You’ve likely passed the SAGE Center while traveling on I-84 through Boardman, Oregon, and asked yourself, what is the SAGE Center and what’s inside? Why should I stop and check it out?