Browse everything
Every published Clark County Today story. Filter by topic, place or month — the address bar keeps your filters, so any view is easy to share.
Opinion: Another attempt at a state-based single-payer health care system
Roger Stark of the Washington Policy Center discusses the belief of state Democrats that a single-payer health care system is viable.
Opinion: The crumbling COVID narrative
Vancouver resident Jennifer Baker discusses the breakthrough of the vaccine delusion and COVID-19 hysteria.
Opinion: State Board of Health hearing addresses quarantine rules and child vaccine mandate
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes it is not unreasonable to be keeping an eye on the State Board of Health and state Department of Health.
Opinion: Capturing your focus is the goal
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill shares her thoughts on House Bill 1772, which addresses emergency powers reform.
Opinion: As academic learning declines, some officials seek even more money for education
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center shares further confirmation of a disturbing trend in Washington’s public schools.
Opinion: When the fight against COVID is most serious, Washington state government has failed
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center offers examples of areas state officials have failed in their response to the pandemic.
Opinion: ‘Seeking balance’ on emergency powers
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses the latest information related to the discussion of the state’s emergency powers reform.
Letter: ‘If people can get sick and spread germs regardless of vaccination status, should we ALL be excluded whenever we are exposed’
Vancouver resident Ann Makar discusses issues related to the possibility that the state Board of Health will impose additional COVID mandates.
POLL: The Omicron variant is proving to be much less deadly. Should we still be testing for it?
The Omicron variant is proving to be much less deadly. Should we still be testing for it?
Opinion: Delay legislation on long-term-care law has hearings scheduled for next week
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center looks ahead to the first week of the legislative session and what is scheduled for the long-term care law discussion.
Opinion: New CDC guideline highlights miscalculation in state firing unvaccinated WSDOT employees
In mid-October, Governor Inslee and WSDOT Secretary Roger Millar fired over 400 employees in order to comply with the governor’s vaccine mandate.
Letter: ‘Our schools are the Heart of the Hockinson Community’
Brush Prairie resident Brian Hebert shares his thoughts on the upcoming Hockinson School District replacement levy.
Opinion: Once again, Washington snowpack finishes year above ‘normal’
After a snowy December, Washington’s snowpack will end the year at 106% of normal.
Opinion: Is politics a beast or a system?
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill asks if you want to ignore politics and just live your own life?
Letter: ‘Our kids are struggling. Your vote can make a difference’
Hockinson resident Jamie Hebert expresses her support for the Hockinson School District’s upcoming levy replacement.
Letter: Clark County locally owned and operated transfer stations — key to improved solid waste services
Camas resident Margaret Tweet discusses the need for Clark County to operate locally owned transfer stations to better meet the needs of all residents and businesses.
POLL: Do you think the pandemic will end in 2022?
Do you think the pandemic will end in 2022?
Opinion: ‘The governor and Democratic leaders are promising amendments to help a poorly written law that they supported and that has outraged workers’
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides an update of the long-term care insurance law and payroll tax in Washington.