It was such a great pleasure meeting Gunnar! His Eagle-required merit badge required him to conduct an interview with his state representative and I jumped at the honor.
These moments and conversations create lasting memories. My favorite part of being a state representative is giving back and supporting the next generation of community leaders like Gunnar.
Congratulations Gunnar and good luck!
In the Chronicle The Lewis County Public Health and Social Services building in Chehalis has long been in need of an upgrade. Soon, it will get one thanks to a $1.5 million direct allocation from the state's 2026 supplemental capital budget secured in large part by...
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Washington’s farms, forests, rivers, and working lands are part of what makes our state special. They also support thousands of jobs, produce food and timber, protect habitat and water quality, and sustain rural communities across our state. As Assistant Ranking...
