Publisher's note: Schools should educate, not overstep to keep our kids’ education on track

Posted 11/8/24

Many parents in Centralia have recently become aware of a book assigned in a freshman literature class at Centralia High School that some consider inappropriate for young students. After looking into …

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Opinion: Support our rural libraries by voting for Timberland levy lid lift

Opinion: Washington’s I-645 — repealing the new 9.9% income tax

Julie McDonald: Lewis County Maternity House offers help to young mothers

John McCroskey: MGP maims the facts in her attack on Braun's company safety record

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