With news of wildfires breaking out recently in Chiloquin and other places across the state, it’s unfortunate that wildfire season is upon us, because that means that those beautiful mountains that we as Lakeview and Lake County residents are fortunate to wake up and see out our bedroom wind…

I’m not sure if it’s just me, but I feel like this year has a different feel to it. I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not the most observant person in the world, but there’s just something in the air that’s breathes excitement and maybe it’s always been there and I just never noticed until now. 

As the saying goes, “all good things must come to an end”. 

Lakeview and northern Lake County are a lot more alike than people believe. 

Even though I’ve been away for two Father’s Day, it still feels weird for me. I’m blessed that we have the technology, such as Face Time, to where it still feels like I’m present for things like Father’s Day. This year will be especially nice, because I’ll be in Texas for Father’s Day.

Friday, June 21 marks the first day of summer and I’m more than excited to get the warmer months going. It feels like decades since the weather stayed above 40 degrees for longer than two weeks.

With graduation approaching this weekend, it’s a fun and exciting time for everyone, especially the seniors because that’s when life truly begins. No longer do they have to stay up working on an English paper that they procrastinated on too long (surely I can’t be the only one that did that …

Memorial Day is an important piece of being an American, but particularly, the last Monday of May honors the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. 

Lake County School District No. 7 Supt., Will Cahill said something at the School Board meeting last week that stuck with me. 

I can remember back in elementary school when the term “Momma’s Boy” was supposed to be an insult. 

As we head into the final few weeks of the regular season, there seems to be a sense of excitement across each of the sports teams. 

With nearly a month or so left before Lake County seniors walk in their cap and gown and move on to their respective futures, I have a few thoughts, or maybe even recommendations. It’s been six years since I graduated high school and two since college. For some of you reading this, a soft ch…

Recent events that have happened and some of the aftermath have raised questions about our publication. 

In doing hundreds of hours of research leading up to the publication of the Lake County Examiner’s Progress Edition, I’ve had the pleasure of researching and unveiling the history of Lake County, which I had only had a baseline level of knowledge about before hand. 

I was reading an article on the internet the other day, and their take on the newspaper industry and why it is “dying”.