When this radio personality accepted a job in Tri-Cities, a love story had come full circle. Sadly, terminal cancer will bring the amazing story to a close.
Janna Cornish has been fighting her entire life winning the battle against cancer again and again. She had Leukemia and a brain tumor when she was very young. After a bone marrow transplant and radiation, she remained cancer free until 2 years ago when she had another brain tumor and another surgery, resulting in several complications...
New health information revealed heart disease is no longer the No. 1 killer of Washingtonians. It's now cancer. That's understandable, right? The reason is depressing.
I am very thankful that I got to see David Bowie live in Philadelphia. However, I didn't get to check off meeting him. He will always be one of my favorite performers. Gutsy, proud and talented Mr. Bowie will not ever be forgotten. Here are my favorite David Bowie tunes that I hope you will enjoy.
Why are your friend's Facebook and Twitter profile pictures turning purple? It's to show support for World Cancer Day on February 4. All though the day may have already passed this year, you can still do your part in a just a few simple clicks. Team up with Chevrolet as they use social media to raise $1 million dollars for the American Cancer Society! Since purple is the color of cancer survival,
Black Sabbath just finished up their massively anticipated North American tour on Sept. 3 with a performance at the Los Angeles Sports Arena in California. The string of dates kept Sabbath on the road for about a month-and-a-half, which guitarist Tony Iommi recently described as longer than he would have liked, but still amazing. In fact, Iommi shared that he has already been back to the hospital
The Tri-City Americans are teaming with Fred Meyer to present the 8th annual Pink Ice Night for Breast Cancer Awareness on Friday, Feb. 22 at the Toyota Center as they take on Everett.