Pearl Harbor’s Day of Remembrance is December 7. We recall the sacrifices of the 2,403 Americans, military and civilians, who were killed and the 1,178 who were injured as a result of the early morning attack by the Japanese that thrust our nation into World War II in 1941.

Every third Saturday in December at military cemeteries across America, and especially at Arlington National Cemetery, we remember fallen U.S. veterans and honor those who served by laying evergreen wreaths at their final resting place. December 17 is the official date of the event in 2022.

Herschel Walker's victory in the Georgia Senate run-off on December 6 will give our Republican Senate leaders more clout when it comes to negotiating on important pieces of legislation and will provide much-needed checks and balances on the Biden-Democrat agenda.

Washington Federation of Republican Women's Fall Board of Directors Meeting and Biennial Convention was held November 18-19 in Lynnwood. Women from clubs across the state were in attendance. It was educational and inspirational with many friendships formed and renewed.

Warrior Care Month was established in 2008 to raise awareness of the needs of wounded warriors and spotlight programs that provide non-medical support for wounded and ill service members.