Americans are a mixture of cultures. That is the idea of the founding fathers. That is why they wrote the Constitution and Bill of Rights to begin with “we the people.” 

I was completely stunned to read the backwards, homophobic, transphobic, misogynist “joke” you decided to publish on Nov. 27. 

Some in the gun advocate camp are opposed to any limits on gun ownership: background checks, raising the age to buy guns, restrictions on assault weapons, bump stock bans and “Red Flag” laws. 

Congress needs to act now to force the lowering of drug prices. 

Regarding Tom Regan’s letter, I also have awoken from a coma. I come from 1969. 

When I attended last summer’s opening salvo regarding FLASH, I was impressed by the number of Russian parents in attendance — thinking these are people familiar with totalitarianism and what happens when the state decides the important issues of life.

There’s a pivotal race for Congress approaching. 

Our state government and King County are acting like kings and we’re their subjects.

You might have read in the news that my uncle recently awoke from a 10-year coma. He asked me how life has changed since his car crash.

I would like to share what I feel is an injustice happening to a group of seniors in the city of Woodland at the Woodland East 55 and older mobile home park located at 369 Gun Club Road. The senior tenants residing there received a notice on Nov. 18 stating:

The citizens of Battle Ground could brag about the fact that out of a population of 22,000 residents, 11,616 of them are registered voters. However, that boasting would be an embarrassment given the fact that only 4,011 of them made the effort to return their ballot on Nov. 5.

As we prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving with our families, I am reminded how thankful I am for organizations like the Clark County Food Bank that provide healthy food to families in need. Some of that healthy produce would not be possible without the 78th Street Heritage Farm’s agriculture f…

I am an American.

I’m glad my grandkids are being raised in a Christian environment where all of the things opponents of sex education being taught in Battle Ground School District doesn’t matter too much as far as their own developing values. 

It doesn’t appear that some county councilors pay much attention to local news reports, voting to release for development up to 1,500 new housing units near the 179th interchange (that’s a potential for 3,000 more vehicles running on our roads) just as voters take billions out of highway mai…