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Opinion: The difference between opinion-based content and news
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on the difference between opinion-based content and news.
Letter: ‘Learn the risk of vaccines’
Camas resident Margaret Tweet shares her letter to the editor encouraging parents to learn the risk of vaccines.
Opinion: ‘It’s not the responsibility of the general public to feel obligated, or shamed into, supporting a privately owned, for-profit business’
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on the trend of news organizations ‘shaming’ readers into paying for their content.
Letter: Battle Ground Police Chief offers message about traffic enforcement
Battle Ground Police Chief Bob Richardson offered a message about traffic enforcement in that city.
Editorial: ‘You can’t legislate morality’
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance offers some thoughts on the reaction of elected officials and others to recent mass shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio.
Op-ed: ‘A $2 billion light rail tunnel serves whom?’
Camas resident John Ley offers his thoughts on proposed transportation projects in Portland that could impact efforts to improve the region’s traffic congestion issues.
Opinion: ‘One of the greatest memories of my lifetime was the first time I heard my child’s heartbeat’
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance shares some very personal thoughts on an issue that remains extremely controversial.
Letter: Parents ‘still have the right to claim a religious or medical exemption’ in spite of Senate Bill 1638
Vancouver resident Katie Bauer shares her experiences with Vancouver Public Schools regarding the impact of Senate Bill 1638.
Letter: Battle Ground City Manager Erin Erdman thanks community for participation in survey
Battle Ground City Manager Erin Erdman offers her thanks to the community for participating in the recent fire/EMS annexation survey
Commentary: Honoring the legendary Wheels and his 21 years as the radio voice of the Portland Trail Blazers
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance shares his memories of Brian Wheeler’s 21 years as the radio voice of the Portland Trail Blazers.
Letter: ‘Clark County Fire District 3 wants to say thank you’
Clark County Fire District 3 Board of Commissioners Chair Jon Couture thanked those who attended breakfast fundraiser at Hockinson Fun Days.
Editorial: ‘Left to our own devices …’
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on the Clark County Council’s decision to lift the ban on marijuana businesses in the county.
Letter: ‘Christians are being shut out on social media and losing their businesses or being fired if they don’t provide goods and services for events that go against their beliefs’
Vancouver resident Julia Dawn Seaver offers her thoughts on issues facing citizens today and asks ‘where is the church in all this? ’
Opinion: ‘Where did our hope go?’
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance shares his discouragement and lack of hope for the growing homelessness and despair in our community.
Op-ed: Forty years and no new transportation corridors
Camas resident John Ley offers his thoughts on comments made at the June board meeting of the Southwest Washington Regional Transportation Council that it would take 40 years to plan for and build…
Commentary: Editorial thoughts on comments made by legislators during discussion with ClarkCountyToday.com
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance elaborates on a couple of comments made by Rep. Brandon Vick during a recent interview.
Opinion: Transportation congestion relief won’t come in time for some of us
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance reacts to testimony at a recent meeting of the Regional Transportation Council concerning transportation congestion issues faced by Clark County residents.
Opinion: ‘What do you do when your children don’t choose the path you have all laid out for them’
ClarkCountyToday. com Administrator Heidi Wetzler reflects on her own academic career and those of her children.