Nothing else makes much sense.
My favorite season is upon us, once again. You may be thinking, what season is that? (Almost) fall? Football season? Well, it’s a combination of… Continue reading
But the current atmosphere of fear and uncertainty may be part of the mix driving the economy.
No excuse for the rhetoric
Have you ever played the board game called “Risk”? Last week I taught my three oldest grandkids (ages 11, 9 and 9) how to play… Continue reading
Hello Renton parents and community: We are parents and teachers of students in the Renton School District and feel compelled to give you further insight… Continue reading
Editor’s Note: The following Letter to the Editor is a copy of an email that was sent to the Renton School Board Aug. 9 following… Continue reading
Editor’s Note: The following letters to the editor are in response to Courier-Herald editor Ray Miller-Still’s editorial that ran in the Aug. 3 edition of… Continue reading
Editor’s Note: The following letters to the editor are in response to Courier-Herald editor Ray Miller-Still’s editorial that ran in the Aug. 3 edition of… Continue reading
Knowing and understanding tribalism can offer a solution to the divisions at home and abroad.
Our leaders, our nation should learn this: sometimes the sweetest revenge is gained by simply being nice.
Editor’s Note: Please help us as we welcome our newest reporter to Renton — Haley Ausbun. I’m Haley Ausbun and I’m the new reporter for… Continue reading
As a public institution, the King County Library System serves people of all ages, abilities, genders, ethnicities, cultures and economic backgrounds. The values that guide… Continue reading
A newsprint tariff is a threat to newspapers but also jeopardizes mill workers it seeks to protect.
‘The U.S. became involved in the Vietnam War precisely because it feared the implications for its containment policy against the Soviet Union if it allowed… Continue reading
Washington may have a meaningful presidential primary in 2020. If it happens, Bernie Sanders and Ron Paul will be among those to thank. Last week… Continue reading
Women first started entering the workforce in large numbers during World War II, with the need for workers and the rise of the “Rosie the… Continue reading
