Opinion

Some candidates who lose a long-shot bid in the primary decide to heed the voice of the voters, go home and find other things to occupy their time. A few decide to double down with an even longer shot by running a write-in campaign for another office.

By Amelia Huntsberger

I don’t remember a time in my life without salmon. My family’s life revolved around the Klamath River salmon runs as they moved through the Yurok Reservation in Northern California. Every generation of my family since time immemorial fished at the same spots on the river — the salmon was in our DNA. 

The excitement of University of Washington and Gonzaga University students learning together in Spokane’s newest hub for medical and health education is something to be celebrated, not just by our two universities, but by patients, providers, and community members throughout eastern Washington.

By Ken Hagman and Allan Songstad

GU Holocaust exhibit informative

By Charles E. Kraus

Like a lot of parents right now, I’m rolling my cart down the aisle of my local stores, shopping for the best deals on school supplies. With five children, I have a long list that includes notebooks, binders, colored pencils, tissues, hand sanitizer, and more.

By George Wuerthner

No poultry? What chickens.

Unspeakable, evil abuse

Querida Kiantha,

Life expectancies vary by geographic locale