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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ANACORTES — The Anacortes City Council decided unanimously Monday against purchasing the Anacortes Cinemas building.
By: Caleb Sprous Skagit
MOUNT VERNON — Seniors at two apartment complexes in Mount Vernon are facing rent increases this year as high as 25%.
By: Caleb Sprous Skagit
On the west side of Fidalgo Island work is underway on a cottage that evokes images of homes in the Alps of northern Italy, Switzerland or Austria.
Skagit County Planning and Development Services intends to launch new online permit software on Nov. 12, according to a news release.
By: Caleb Sprous Skagit
BURLINGTON — Since its opening in 2021, the Skagit First Step Center in Burlington has provided 45 small cabins to some of the most destitute residents in the county.
A new position has been created in Skagit County government to aid in the strategic direction and development of county initiatives, including the public-private North Star partnership.
By: Emma Fletcher-Frazer Skagit, Caleb Sprous
As the Nov. 5 general election draws near, $47 million is at stake within Skagit County through one of the four statewide ballot initiatives.
By: Caleb Sprous Skagit
MOUNT VERNON — Kim Curtis was 17 when he raised his right hand to swear an oath to defend the Constitution against "all enemies, foreign and domestic."
By: Caleb Sprous Skagit
MOUNT VERNON — Families, friends, students and partners of the Mount Vernon School District got together Wednesday to celebrate the completion of the LaVenture Middle School expansion.
By: Caleb Sprous
Hurricane Helene, which ravaged the Southeast in late September, is impacting Skagit County in the form of a national IV fluid shortage.
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