Caleb Sprous is a journalist who focuses on local news and community events in the Skagit Valley area. His work has been featured in the Skagit Valley Herald, Daily Record, and Yakima Herald-Republic. Caleb's articles cover a range of topics including community development, local government, and noteworthy events in Anacortes and the surrounding areas.
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Caleb Sprous' coverage predominantly revolves around local government and community events in Anacortes, Washington. Given the focus on local announcements, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming community events, local policy changes or proposals by municipal bodies, and news about the Anacortes School District.
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By: Caleb Sprous
The three incumbents representing the state's 39th Legislative District held leads Tuesday in the general election.
By: Caleb Sprous Skagit
When Skagit Valley College history instructor Kurt Dunbar gave a presentation years ago on the totalitarian ideology of fascism at a Fidalgo Democrats event, he titled the presentation "Fascism 101."
By: Caleb Sprous
When Ande Mitchell served as a member of the Air Force’s intelligence community during the Vietnam War, he said his job was to “blend in, not be seen, not be
By: Caleb Sprous Skagit
MOUNT VERNON — Skagit County staff provided updates on a wide range of topics Tuesday during during a community meeting in the county commissioners hearing room.
By: Caleb Sprous Skagit
BURLINGTON — The cold, rain and wind Saturday did not stop Skagit County residents from showing up in Burlington for the 28th Annual Skagit County Veterans Day Parade.
Scenes from the Skagit County Veterans Day Parade on Nov. 16 in Burlington
By: Caleb Sprous
The Office of the Washington State Auditor identified one deficiency in two audits conducted of Skagit Transit.
By: Caleb Sprous
The Office of the Washington State Auditor identified one deficiency in two audits conducted of Skagit Transit.
By: Caleb Sprous Skagit
SEATTLE — Nearly two hours prior to kickoff, amid chilly and rainy weather, Anacortes community members were right at home Saturday in the Husky Stadium parking lot for tailgating.
MOUNT VERNON — The Mount Vernon Police Department has again led the effort to bring together members of local law enforcement and fire agencies for the annual Shop with a Hero event.
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