Opinion - Enumclaw Courier-Herald

OUR CORNER: There’s more to Liz than meets the eye

On the surface, what’s noticeable about Liz Lee is her dyed red hair, bright-colored sneakers and diverse assortment of vintage T-shirts (including one with an image of Admiral Ackbar from “Return of the Jedi"). But what is more striking than Lee’s her hair color is her irresistible personality and intelligence.

CHURCH CORNER: We’re never alone on our earthly journey

From the dark depths of winter, we see the new life of spring beginning to blossom all around us.

WALLY'S WORLD: Still prefer to read a paper in print form

I start each and every morning with the same habitual routine: a cup of black coffee and The Seattle Times.

BRUNELL: State must deal with threat from Idaho

When Idaho Gov. Butch Otter published his “Love Letter to Our Neighbors,” he touched off a political firestorm asserting his state is better for business.

Farewell to a committed believer of Christ

One of the comments that I still remember from the shooting of President John F. Kennedy was, “lightning always strikes the tallest tree.”

WALLY'S WORLD: Plateau physician posted healthy career

During the course of my bumbling life, I’ve only had contact with four medical doctors.

A new era begins at the newspaper

Today is the start of a new era at The Courier-Herald as you can see by the new, compact design.

Time to hit the showers, get back to work

President Obama and Democrats in Congress say that starting over on health care reform is akin to stonewalling.

CHURCH CORNER: The world’s in need of healthy dialogue

One of the things I enjoy doing after church on Sunday (after taking off my tie as fast as possible) is reading the Sunday paper.

With God, forgiveness is possible

In 1986, my mother was murdered by my stepfather Bob, in the home they were renting near the fairgrounds in Enumclaw.