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
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.
Salvaged Boats Are Up for Auction in Pasco
Boating season is almost here and if you’re looking for a screaming deal - one of these salvaged boats in Pasco could be yours.
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?
The Snake River Got Its Name From This Wacky Misinterpretation
This river has been called 15 different names over the last couple of hundred years but a simple misinterpretation is how the Snake River got its official name.
Before Modern Bridges Kennewick & Pasco Residents Had to Take a Ferry [PHOTO]
Long before the Blue and Cable Bridges were constructed the only way to cross the Columbia River was by Ferry. Ferry service between the new Pasco and Kennewick areas began nearly 140 years ago.
Love Seekers Want Extra Balls and Snuggles on Tri-Cities Missed Connections Thread
Who hasn’t bumped into someone at the store or other social setting and felt a connection, only to regret not asking for a phone number or meeting up for a drink or coffee?
Extreme Wind Chill On Thursday Could Break Tri-Cities Coldest Day Record
The National Weather Service has issued an URGENT wind chill advisory for the Columbia Basin and surrounding areas beginning at 10:00 p.m. Wednesday
Here’s How to Help Kids in Tri-Cities This Christmas
For the last 23 years, local businesses and radio stations in the Tri-Cities have come together to make Christmas special for local kids in need with the annual 'Christmas For Children' toy drive and event.
6 Free Boats You Can Claim For Free in Washington and Oregon
These FREE boats were once someone’s pride and joy, they were things of beauty and created memories for many families and owners, but in the end, they were neglected and put out to the pasture. Now, their last hope could be you.
Mystery of Missing Couple Solved in Deep Washington Lake After 75 Years
On July 3, 1929, Russell and Blanche Warren vanished without a trace. Their disappearance would frustrate family members, baffle law enforcement, and cause much speculation for 75 years.