The 2,112-square-foot McCleary library is one of the smallest in the five-county Timberland Regional Library System.
But, the bright and friendly library at 121 S. Fourth St. is the only one in the system that offers a new service.
Democratic lawmakers greeted the end of the 2019 legislative session with warm embraces, wide smiles and, for some, irrepressible joy.
By the time all the dust settles, the Democratic governor should have 15 of the 18 bills he specifically requested through the Legislature and past his desk with his signature attached.
E-waste is the most rapidly growing waste problem in the world. According to the United Nations, we generate about 40 million tons of it every year. This is equivalent to throwing out 800 laptops every single second.
Interlocal agreement isn’t being maintained
First Amendment threats and defenses have, for much of the past 100 years, largely focused on protecting individual speech — the rights of any one of us to express ourselves without interference or punishment by the government.
One of the most intriguing dramas at this point in the legislative session revolves around a bill putting new rules…
At nearly noon on April 1, Lanni Johnson sat in a fold-up beach chair in the chilly shade of the…
Simpson Says column for Thursday, April 25, 2019
The garbage is accumulating in “gyres” which are large systems of circulating ocean currents, kind of like slow-moving whirlpools. Though the oceans are home to many gyres, there are five that have a significant impact on our environment.
Traditionally, we start fishing sometime in April. But it now depends on what you are fishing for and where you are fishing.
Whether from rebirth or replanting, hope comes in spring
By Jeff Leuschen
