Mourn our Gorge, but then we must move forward and heal planet
For so many of us who call this area home, the magical Columbia River Gorge has long been a sort of sanctuary — the one place we can go when we need to shake off our miseries.
For so many of us who call this area home, the magical Columbia River Gorge has long been a sort of sanctuary — the one place we can go when we need to shake off our miseries.
Happy reader urges Post-Record: ‘Keep printing facts’
By Winslow Myers, Guest Columnist How close are we today to nuclear war between the United States and North Korea? As close as somebody in the military on either side…
There is a section within the Society of Professional Journalists’ Code of Ethics that tells us: “Ethical journalism means taking responsibility for one’s work and explaining one’s decision to the public.”
By Rep. Liz Pike, Guest Columnist I share the frustrations of many that the Legislature adjourned July 20 after a record 193 days in session without passing a capital construction…
Where does our congresswoman stand on racism and equal rights?
There is something powerful about taking a moment of silence. Time slows down. Your mind settles and you can breathe a bit deeper.
Where is the parking?
It was one of our reporters who first noticed the little dog locked inside a Mercedes SUV across from The Post-Record on a warm Tuesday evening.
U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler is failing to do the basics of her job