The following is the address delivered by state Sen. Joe Fain at the Tahoma National Cemetery Memorial Day program
On Monday, I hope we can all shut off our Smart-Phones and pause from our barbecues and picnics and our busy lives
The editorial cartoon for the May 22 issue of the Reporter
The 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe is upon us. This war was a shock to several nations
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What are allergies, what causes them and how are they diagnosed?
It took 207 days of campaigning through two elections in 2012 for Troy Xavier Kelley to secure the job as Washington’s state auditor. It required only a few minutes Monday to erase nearly every scratch of evidence he is still in office
Editorial cartoon for the May 15 issue of The Reporter
Many women experience some mood changes associated with pregnancy and childbirth. These changes can affect any woman of every age, culture, income level and race
Editorial cartoon for the May 8 issue of The Reporter
When voters overwhelmingly approved the 2013 construction bond measure to build a new Tahoma High School and perform upgrades at Lake Wilderness Elementary and other schools, they also set in motion a complete review of the school system
Information is a valuable commodity that will never depreciate, so the need for TV news stations and newspapers remains strong
Editorial cartoon for the May 1 issue of the Reporter
The approval rating for Congress is staying at 11 percent, but there’s hope the logjam is beginning to break
The next few weeks will be the opening innings of a bucket full of local political races. A couple of cities, Black Diamond and Maple Valley, will have nearly the whole clubhouse on the ballot due to a mix of expiring terms and resignations
Editorial cartoon for the April 24 issue of The Reporter
We are all aware of the dangers of driving while we’re distracted. So why do we continue to text, call and conduct personal hygiene while we’re behind the wheel of a deadly hunk of metal?
This week’s editorial cartoon for the Covington-Maple Valley-Black Diamond Reporter
Why have so many young men and women from the West flocked to join ISIS? What is the attraction of such a violent and brutal regime in Syria and Iraq?
Editorial cartoon for the April 10 issue of the Reporter