It’s long been established that death and taxes are life’s only certainties, but a few words could be added to that proverb: taxes, once levied, rarely decrease. After being raised over the past several years, Mason County’s agricultural property tax valuations are unlikely to return to previous levels but also are unlikely to spike the way they did in 2020, according to county officials who spoke with the News on the topic. “I don’t like property taxes, and they never seem to go ...