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Opinion: Teacher strikes tell students it’s OK to break the law
Former county councilor Richard Rylander shares that teachers’ strikes are illegal in the state of Washington, based on a 2006 court decision.
Opinion: Washington CO2 price jumps again, reaching 50 cents per gallon
Todd Myers believes it is unlikely that the governor or legislators will take steps to reduce the burden of increasing energy costs on families and businesses.
Opinion: Washington ranked 32nd in Index of Freedom Report
Washington’s ranking at 32 in the Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Index of Freedom Report rests on issues around government efficiency and regulatory freedom.
Opinion: Back-to-school checklist, to protect students and make sure all children are safe at school
Liv Finne, of the Washington Policy Center offers a checklist that provides positive ways for parents to get involved in their child’s education.
Commentary: A night of statements for the first Friday Night Lights of 2023
Reporter Paul Valencia, who is covering high school football in Clark County for the 23rd consecutive season, notes that while championships are not won in Week 1, a lot of memories can be made
POLL: Do you support teacher strikes, even though they violate Washington state law?
Clark County residents asked to weigh in on teacher strikes’ legality and support in current poll
Opinion: WEA union threatens illegal strike to close public schools in Evergreen and Camas
Liz Finne of the Washington Policy Center offers more insight to the threats made by the WEA union in Clark County last week.
Letter: Refuge in the storm
Clark County Republican Women Membership Chair Anna Miller encourages fellow patriots to join the organization.
Letter: Why is light rail still a question?
In a letter to the editor, Hazel Dell resident Bob Zak shares his thoughts on light rail and mass transit for Southwest Washington residents.
Opinion: Washington State Utility Commission’s brazenly dishonest ruling admits climate tax increases prices
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center reports on the contradiction from UTC members and Gov. Inslee, Department of Ecology staff and legislators.
Letter: ‘The people need an affordable, responsible project that will meet transportation needs for the next century’
In a letter to the editor, John Ley shares his thoughts on recent comments by an ODOT official regarding the proposed I-5 Bridge replacement project.
POLL: When it comes to a major infrastructure project, who do you trust to be more cost efficient — the government or the private sector?
When it comes to a major infrastructure project, who do you trust to be more cost efficient — the government or the private sector?
Letter: Congresswoman ‘is not working for the interests of the people in her district’
Third Congressional District candidate Joe Kent offers his opinion on a recent vote by U. S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez impacting veterans.
Opinion: Washington can’t impose a Disneyland excise tax
Chris Corry of the Washington Policy Center shares a humorous example of a Washington excise tax that would violate the US Constitution.
Opinion: ‘We can’t forfeit these battles’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance encourages Clark County residents to not give up the fight for a better project to replace the I-5 Bridge.
Opinion: Nearly 64,000 students sign up for Arizona’s private school choice program
Liv Finne says more states will pass ESA programs as it becomes clear to lawmakers that the public schools are failing to help students recover from the academic learning losses they suffered from…
Opinion: Washington State Supreme Court capital gains tax ruling appealed to the Supreme Court of the United States
Chris Corry of the Washington Policy Center states that given the importance of the question presented to the court, this case has national significance.
POLL: Do you agree with OSPI’s claim that school shutdowns during the COVID pandemic did not put students behind?
Do you agree with OSPI’s claim that school shutdowns during the COVID pandemic did not put students behind?