Opinion

I'm back, Burien.

I haven't lived full-time in Burien since September 1966 when my parents drove me across the state to attend Washington State University. At the time, this sheltered Burien boy couldn't wait to see the lights of my…MORE

If there's anything that's fun and rewarding to do it's making something that needs a little spiffying-up into something beautiful.

Maybe it's a vase of flowers on a rainy day, a colorful tablecloth on a well-used table, neighbor's freshly…MORE

I’m back, Burien. I haven’t lived full-time in Burien since September 1966 when my parents drove me across the state to attend Washington State University. At the time, this sheltered Burien boy couldn’t wait to see the lights of my hometown in…MORE

By Holli Johnson Washington State Grange

More than 800,000 Washington citizens live in rural areas. These citizens – about 12 percent of our state's population – face many challenges accessing healthcare.

Whether it's a simple…MORE

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Meet Ray Rice He and his wife Louise have lived in Burien next to the lighthouse on the tip of Three Tree Point for fifteen years.

He is an occasional fisherman…MORE

(Editor's Note: Mt. Rainier High School student Scott Ritchie wrote this op-ed piece as part of his senior project. We asked Scott, "Do you think your Highline School District education prepared you for college, career and citizenship. Why or why…MORE

Well, I got a haircut today.

Nick the barber was walking in front of his shop yesterday holding up a sign that read "NO HAIRCUT, NO NICK."

I hated the thought of him starving to death, so I hired him again this month.

I have…MORE

By Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles

The medicinal benefits of marijuana are now recognized throughout most medical communities and are steadily resonating among political circles, law enforcement agencies and the public at large. Today most people…MORE

I drove the Viaduct today And as I sailed along its way I had to ask for old time’s sake Is her demise a big mistake?

Like what’s the sense of taking out Such an important north south route? Is linking waterfront and town Worth what we’ll…MORE

Dad didn't have to wake us at 4:30. We hardly slept that night in April, 1950. It was Opening Day of lowland lakes trout fishing.

We struggled into flannel shirts, tennis shoes and jackets and waited near the oil furnace while Dad packed…MORE