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Letter: Concerned Washougal parents kicked out of school board meeting
Washougal resident Patricia Bellamy details a recent incident between parents and Washougal School District staff at a school board meeting.
Opinion: A series of new laws now require Critical Race Theory sessions in public education, universities and medical schools
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center takes a closer look at the decision to introduce Critical Race Theory in Washington’s public schools.
Opinion: How to opt out of coming payroll tax
Elizabeth Hovde, of the Washington Policy Center, offers insight to those who want to opt out of a payroll tax that begins in January.
Opinion: Governor issues questionable line-item vetoes, again
Jason Mercier, of the Washington Policy Center, shares his thoughts on the legality of Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s line-item vetoes.
Letter: Legislature’s budget ensures greater access to cash for Washingtonians with low incomes
Camas resident Rebecca Keith addresses an element of the Washington State Legislature’s approved biennial budget.
Letter: ‘Public transportation is not a priority in any recent public survey or poll’
Portland resident Kyanne Probasco comments on a recent Clark County Today story on the subject of light rail on the Interstate Bridge Replacement Project.
Letter: A great turnaround or a great reveal, you be the judge
Area resident Rob Anderson shares his thoughts on the apparent reversal in attitudes about COVID-19.
Opinion: ‘The way educators are being asked to address the history of racism in our past has changed dramatically’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance offers thoughts on the new law in Washington state that incorporates Critical Race Theory into the training for all K-12 educators.
What’s best for workers isn’t covered on government website about coming payroll tax
Elizabeth Hovde, of the Washington Policy Center, encourages Washington residents to shop private market insurers to find the best long-term care options.
Opinion: ‘Journalists are literally responsible for filling the minds of a society’
Clark County Today Administrator Heidi Wetzler discusses the performance of the journalism industry today.
Washington phase 3 counties are on hold, but some counties are still stuck in phase 2
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center discusses Gov. Jay Inslee’s two-week pause of restriction rules.
Opinion: ‘Let’s learn to live with COVID-19 instead of listening to those who think we should live in fear of it’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares some thoughts on COVID-19 born out of lessons he learned from his mother, Donna Vance.
Opinion: Who is responsible for my health?
Clark County Today Administrator Heidi Wetzler challenges our leaders “to put as much energy and vigor into forcing a healthier society, as they have in safeguarding the population from COVID-19. ’’
Opinion: Will the I-5 Bridge replacement project fail again?
Mark Harmsworth, director of the Small Business Center at the Washington Policy Center, joins in the conversation about the subject of light rail on a new I-5 Bridge.
Opinion: ‘It’s been a cringe-worthy last several days’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts on what the past week has been like for a Conservative living in Washington state.
Opinion: Lawmakers wanted an income tax lawsuit — they’ll get two
Jason Mercier, director of the Center for Government Reform at the Washington Policy Center, discusses two lawsuits against lawmakers’ efforts to create a state income tax.
Opinion: Legislature delivers Washingtonians wins, losses and important health-care legislation to unwrap
Elizabeth Hovde, of the Washington Policy Center, offers her thoughts on the Legislature’s decisions regarding health care
Opinion: Where is the tax relief for the poor, low income workers?
Clark County Today’s John Ley shares his thoughts on the difference between Gov. Jay Inslee’s words and his actions.