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
Two Semi Trucks Plow off I-84 into Columbia River [PHOTOS]
I-84 has reopened after crews plucked two semi-trucks from the Columbia River near Biggs. According to the Sherman County Sheriff’s Office, The trucks left the highway and crashed into the river within a few hours of each other.
5 Hysterical and Not So Hysterical Things About Living in Washington State
There are some quirky aspects of living in Washington State and here are 5 of them.
New Multi-Million Dollar Wall in Pasco is Already Covered with Graffiti
Its purpose is to reduce road noise for residents living in the area but it's become a haven for taggers instead.
Fall Weddings in Tri-Cities Are Amazing, Here Are 8 Venues to Consider
The fall wedding season in Tri-Cities is ramping up and yes, it might be too late to book a venue at this point, but if you’re planning ahead for next year, now is the time to reserve.
The View is Worth the Price: Oregon’s Lighthouse Home is Up for Grabs
Perched on a cliff overlooking the mighty Pacific Ocean is the Nestucca Sea Ranch and its 365-degree view is worth every penny - it will latterly take your breath away. Check out these amazing images of one of Oregon's most desired homes.
UPDATED: 300 Acres and Growing, Massive Fire in Gorge Threatening Hundreds of Homes
A large fire continues to burn near Underwood and Cook, Washington (just west of White Salmon/Hood River) and is spreading rapidly. The fire is 0% contained and now stretches over 300 acres.
Cancer Cuts Tri-Cities Radio Legend’s Fairytale Love Story Short
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.
353 People Died in the Most Heartbreaking Way on the “Titanic of the West Coast”
One of the worst shipwrecks in history happened in the waters of the Pacific Northwest. In October of 1918, the Princess Sophia tragically struck ground and remained afloat giving 353 passengers false hope. Sadly, they lost their lives in one of the most heartbreaking ways.
Don’t Leave These Things in Your Car on a Hot Tri-Cities Day
Summertime in the Tri-Cities means lots of sunshine and extreme heat and leaving or forgetting things in a hot vehicle, including a person, can cause serious damage to the items, your vehicle, and even cause death. Here’s a list of items you should never leave in your car on a hot day in Tri-Cities.
Scorpions Here’s Where You Might Find One in Tri-Cities
The Northern Scorpion thrives in the Pacific Northwest, specifically in Southeast Washington where it’s dry and warm.