Washington Newspapers
Washington state, a remarkable blend of technology, innovation, and natural beauty, boasts many newspapers to keep its citizens informed and engaged. The Seattle Times is a comprehensive resource for tech industry developments, local and state politics, and culture. Further north, the Everett Daily Herald focuses on Snohomish County, covering local government, education, and community events.
On the west coast, the Aberdeen Daily World provides essential coverage, including its logging industry and port activities. In the southwestern part of the state, The Columbian offers robust reporting on Clark County and its surrounding areas, particularly focusing on local governance and business news. Finally, the Peninsula Daily News serves the Olympic Peninsula, capturing the essence of its diverse landscapes and tight-knit communities.
Together, these newspapers offer a wide lens to understand the diverse and dynamic regions of the Evergreen State.
Everett Daily Herald
Based in Everett, The Daily Herald's reporters cover Snohomish and Island Counties' local news and culture for more than a century. Founded in 1901, the institution's print edition cover topics from politics to Boeing, as well as local arts, opinions, and sports. Specialty sections thoroughly highlight specific subjects, such as the Good Life section which includes recipes, local features, and critique of fine and popular culture. Featured advertising supplements throughout the year cover aspects from local sports teams to going back to school. The publication is also available on the web, and can be accessed on smart phones and tablets such as the iPad.
The Columbian
The Columbian was first published as a weekly on October 10, 1890, before becoming a weekday paper on October 19, 1908. The Columbian is a daily newspaper for Vancouver, Washington and County in Washington State. It is the sole daily newspaper in the city today. Owned by the Campbell family since 1921, it occupied a series of offices in downtown Vancouver before building its own offices at what is now the northwest corner of Evergreen and Broadway in 1928. Relocating to larger headquarters in 1955, it published its first Sunday edition on August 6, 1972, its first Saturday edition on July 10, 1999, and changed from afternoon to morning delivery in July 2000. The paper is still currently owned by the Campbell family and published by Scott Campbell. Headquarters are located in Vancouver, Washington.
