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Despite our country’s many virtues, many truths of our past are lamentable, slavery, Indigenous displacement, etc. But one virtue of America’s past that deserves our persistent praise and admiration is

A story provided by the Tippecanoe County Historical Association about Lafayette’s African American desire to establish schools for their children.

Black schoolteachers strove to educate children while resisting racial injustice.

Pupils have been making bird feeders for the RSPBs Bird Garden Birdwatch

Pupils have been making bird feeders for the RSPBs Bird Garden Birdwatch

OLYMPIA, Wash. — The Washington State Board of Natural Resources approved a Trust Land Transfer from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

State auctions 95-acres of timber near Oakville after Chehalis Tribe requests to halt the sale

The dissent over harvesting older forests on state trust lands grew last week when the Chehalis Tribe joined environmental groups in asking the Washington state Department of Natural Resources to …

A large portion of the county’s affected forestland is near Lake Whatcom. Proposal part of state’s largest property acquisition in more than a decade.

The proposed forestland conservation is funded by the Climate Commitment Act.