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Last year at this time, I shared with you an area that needed some significant work — FAFSA completion. But, I’m happy to report that local and statewide efforts are paying off and … more
In regards to his recent response to my letter to the editor, I understand letter writer Bruce Peterson perfectly. The Second Amendment supersedes the right to life.   Mr. Peterson states, … more
I laughed. I cried. I knew going into the Evergreen Playhouse how the story ended, but it proved a poignant emotional roller coaster as the cast gave a wonderful performance this month of “The … more
The Democrats have lost their minds and sold their souls. The proposed highly contentious YMCA mega resort at Mineral Lake is simply the latest example of your father’s Democratic Party … more
I just read an article in the Lewis County News by Lynnette Hoffman about Sheriff Rob Snaza’s testimony at the Board of County Commissioners’ meeting concerning the proposed   YMCA … more
I have written letters in the past about the YMCA camp at Mineral, my wife and I are in favor of this youth camp. We have seen the “NO ‘Y’ CAMP REZONE” signs. Some are on … more
To the Centralia City Council:   Please consider not canceling the Veterans Memorial Pearl Street Pool renovation. Many people have been working tirelessly for many years to restore it. Why … more
Washington state is facing a clear and present danger to constitutional rights of free speech and freedom of conscience. Everyone who cares about our foundational values needs to get … more
If you ever wondered whether it was worth keeping old paperwork, a Gold Star wife in Tenino is proof that some receipts are probably good to keep. Mary Dowling, whose story we told in this space … more
For many Washingtonians, the 2023 property tax statements that came in the mail this month produced the same “sticker shock” they’ve felt when buying things like groceries and … more
High school graduations are meant to be joyous, pride-filled occasions, a culmination of years of hard work and learning. Graduates should feel confident that their diplomas represent at least the … more
Despite the hoots and hollers at The State of the Union Address, we are told: “Republicans need to get more offensive.” Imagine that if you will. This opinion was delivered by a … more
It’s with no surprise, but disappointment, that the City of Centralia voted to not open the outdoor pool. I think if a levy would have been put on the ballot, it would have passed. Many … more
People are waiting too long in emergency rooms statewide and hospital beds are in short supply. Low state Medicaid funding is a big reason why.  In our medical system, when people have been … more
Sometimes, there comes a time in our lives — for us "older folk" — when we feel we just can't go on with anything and we'd just as soon sit in a "lift chair," if we have one, and read … more
While the coronavirus clobbered many businesses, pharmacies were not among them. In fact, since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a pandemic, local pharmacists have become vital … more
Bonnie Wiley, a legendary reporter and The Associated Press’ only female war correspondent in the Pacific during World War II, interviewed Amelia Earhart, the first female aviator to fly solo … more
Many people don’t remember Mary Surratt. Her name has been mostly lost to history.  Surratt was executed for being a co-conspirator on President Abraham Lincoln's murder by John Wilkes … more
Our pristine Mineral Lake area is in severe peril. My name is Neil Stewart and I would like to present an argument against the proposed rezoning and YMCA camp.   This rezoning, if … more
Hello, my name is Lesley Rangel. I'm a student at Centralia High School in 10th grade. I've grown up in Centralia my whole life.   Growing up from a small town has taught me many things and … more
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