Football in Granger, Washington has been led by a staff member at Granger High School throughout the years.

As a senator representing rural Washington, I understand the importance of accessible healthcare for all residents, regardless of where they live.

Some people might be surprised to find the leading cause of death among Americans ages 18 to 45 is not heart disease, cancer, motor vehicle accidents, or COVID-19—it is fentanyl.

Since the end of the pandemic, there have been many new opportunities for the students at Granger High School.

The first thing that others notice about an unfamiliar school is its appearance.

Every month we hear of a new “record-breaking” disaster under the Biden Administration. Whether it be record-breaking inflation, gas and grocery prices, crime rates, illegal border crossings, fentanyl deaths – the list goes on and on.

In a legislature where the Democrats run roughshod over the minority party, a Yakima Republican has decided to join forces with Democrats on SB-5179; an act relating to increasing access to the provisions of the Washington death with dignity act. Senator Curtis King was and is the only Senate Republican to sponsor SB-5179.

As the most complicated school years come to an end, it’s indeed time to evaluate the pandemic’s impact on student learning and well-being.

Granger High School counselors have assisted GHS students in planning their post-high school lives.

The 118th Congress is in full swing and in just one week with Republicans in the Majority, the House of Representatives has successfully delivered on many of our promises to the American people.

If someone asked you what the single worst, most egregious example of government overreach was, what would you say? The death tax? Emissions standards on cars?

After a tough season ending loss last year, the Granger girls volleyball team came back to punch in their ticket for the WIAA State Volleyball Tournament.

GRANDVIEW — You and your family are invited to the Wreaths Across America Remembrance Wreath Laying Ceremony on Saturday, December 17 at the Grandview Cemetery at 9 a.m. According to Beverly Schliep, co-chair of Grandview’s WAA Committee, “Attending this ceremony has become a tradition for m…

To help prepare students for future careers in fields from chemistry and earth sciences to computer engineering and physics, schools in Central Washington and across the country are emphasizing STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) education programs.