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Ridgefield’s growth: It’s not ‘good’ or ‘bad’
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance expresses his infatuation with the city of Ridgefield and discusses a two-part series of stories about growth in the city.
Republican lawmakers enraged by passage of ‘The Uniform Parenting Act’
In February, Washington lawmakers in both the Senate and the House passed Senate Bill 6037, which allows for paid surrogacy in the state.
Who’s responsible for property tax increases?
Clark County residents have expressed anger over property tax increases reflected in statements recently delivered.
A peek behind the editorial curtain
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance explains news organization’s coverage of the potential impact of the Battle Ground Public Schools’ bond measure on CAM Academy.
From where I sit, it was a good week
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on the impact of the Republican tax plan and Tuesday’s State of the Union address.
Letter: La Center resident asks for support of schools
La Center resident Doug Boff offers his thoughts on the La Center School District’s bond measure on the ballot for the February special election.
More bad news for Clark County drivers
The Washington State Department of Transportation published it’s 2017 Corridor Capacity Report last month and the news wasn’t good for area drivers.
List of county manager candidates narrowed to three
County Chair Marc Boldt revealed Thursday that the search for Clark County’s next county manager has been narrowed to a list of three candidates. A decision is expected the second week of February.
Can 2018 be the year we keep those New Year’s resolutions?
Dr. Anson Service, founder of Adventure Psychological Services in Vancouver, shares his thoughts on some basic keys to success for those making New Year’s resolutions.
Letter to the editor: Marvin Case reflects on his 30-plus years of ownership of The Reflector Newspaper
Marvin Case, publisher emeritus of The Reflector Newspaper, responds to a recent editorial by ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance about his 30-plus years as owner of the north Clark County newsp…
What’s wrong with those who bless us being blessed?
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on the Republican tax plan.
Opinion: Camas mill closure tough lesson in need for a more business-friendly economy
In light of Camas mill closure, Rep. Liz PIke shares her thoughts on task on hand for Washington lawmakers.
RTC board members far behind others on issue of tolling
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on the Southwest Washington Regional Transportation Council’s decision Tuesday to table a decision on a proposed letter opposing tolling o…
In search of leaders who offer solutions
One of my greatest frustrations with elected officials and governmental leaders is it seems they spend an exorbitant amount of time fighting against things that they oppose and not enough time on p…
An opportunity for the right person to be Clark County’s version of ‘Spotlight’
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance reveals an opportunity for an in-depth, investigative reporter.
‘Value pricing’ won’t solve the traffic congestion problem
Camas resident John Ley shares his latest views on Oregon’s plans for “value pricing,’’ which includes a proposal to place tolls on I-5 and I-205 on the Oregon side of the Columbia River.
The peaceful transition of power
ClarkCountyToday. com Editor Ken Vance’s shares his thoughts about elections in the United States and the peaceful transition of power.
John Ley: In response to David McDevitt column
Camas resident John Ley, a 2018 candidate for State Representative, 18th District, Positions 1, offers a response to a recent Op-ed column by Vancouver resident David McDevitt, 2018 Congressional C…