Push Rods honored for local efforts; annual fundraiser on tap

Life

Push Rods honored for local efforts; annual fundraiser on tap

The Push Rods of Hoquiam are on something of a roll.

Dave Whamond

Opinion

Commentary: Time to restore experience to the White House

More than six decades ago, I asked Sen. John Kennedy at a college editors’ conference why he felt…

Opinion

Commentary: Administrative bloat at universities is a fair target for legislators looking for savings

By Shawn Vestal

Bill would lock in ed funding source in timber counties

Letters to the Editor

Bill would lock in ed funding source in timber counties

By Chris Reykdal

Nation/World

Why are there so many earthquakes in the Caribbean? Two tectonic plates go to war

MIAMI — The casual observer could be forgiven for thinking the Caribbean is shaking itself apart.

Northwest News

Tri-Cities losing its Renaissance Faire after 33 years — it’s likely gone for good

By Annette Cary

Business

Trump signs NAFTA replacement into law

By Keith Laing

As gray whale migration reaches its peak, scientists fear another unexplained die-off

Northwest News

As gray whale migration reaches its peak, scientists fear another unexplained die-off

CARMEL, Calif. — As California gray whales wind their way south along North America’s Pacific coast — from…

News

Lawmakers back timber industry as a way to reduce state’s carbon emissions

By Cameron Sheppard

After successful Wednesday launch, SpaceX now has 240 satellites in low-Earth orbit

Nation/World

After successful Wednesday launch, SpaceX now has 240 satellites in low-Earth orbit

ORLANDO, Fla. — SpaceX now has the world’s largest private satellite constellation.

Mounties arrest siblings on successive days. Photo RCMP

News

Kamloops brothers arrested for each allegedly stealing excavators

Police arrest siblings on successive days; each has been charged with possession of stolen property

Sports

Pe Ell, Willapa Valley announce move to 1B class

By Jordan Nailon

Nation/World

Trump praises Pompeo for doing ‘a good job on’ NPR reporter he berated

By Dave Goldiner