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I was proud to see the millions of Americans who honored Donald Trump by rioting on President’s Day. I have no doubt that many are so blinded by their hatred that they don’t see how much the Trumps…

When I walked into my office this morning, the first thing I noticed was the red blinking light on my phone indicating that I had a voicemail. I methodically picked up the phone and hit the voicema…

What had been suspected for quite some time was finally revealed this past week in Clark County. A fight is brewing and there’s plenty of folks on both sides of the issue at question. The discussio…

It’s been an exciting first five weeks to 2017 here at ClarkCountyToday. com. I hope you’ve noticed some changes that our staff has made in our efforts to continue to create Clark County’s latest c…

I have to tell you, it’s getting harder and harder each day to stay involved in politics at any level. Whether it’s our local government and municipalities, or the current legislative session in Ol…

For the third year in a row, the Hockinson School District is asking voters for more money. Last year’s $39. 9 million bond was for a new middle school and improvements to the high school. At the h…

By Rep. Liz Pike, R-Camas I applaud our own Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission for its 7-2 vote on Jan. 14 to reach a compromise that has our state moving in the right direction for conservati…

I always get a kick out of situations where a popular narrative doesn’t match what actually took place. You know, it’s the old “don’t let the facts get in the way of a good story’’ dynamic. Earlier…

As the end of 2016 approached, I talked with several different people about wanting to do something to start off 2017 with a clean slate, something that would act as kind of a new year cleanse if y…

Since November’s General Election, half of the country has gone to painstaking levels to let the other half know of their displeasure with Donald Trump’s victory in the battle, and I do mean battle…

For most of us, Jan. 3 was the actual start of the new year. You may or may not have spent the first two days of the year consumed by NFL and college football as I was, but for most of us, our retu…

I thank WSDOT, state, and local officials involved in widening the Battle Ground SR-502 Highway, from Interstate 5 to Battle Ground, from 2 to 4 lanes, with 10-foot shoulders, for multi-purpose use…

Social media can be a lot of fun. It can also be very frustrating when our individual agenda doesn’t match that of our “friends. ’’ Nothing like beginning a column with an unoriginal thought to gra…

The last big election we had sent a letter to our local paper titled, “When will America wake up? ” Well, America finally did wake up by putting Trump in office, but in turn it also woke up the mon…

I will never forget the day that I talked with Battle Ground City Council Member Bill Ganley for the first time. It was June of 2010. I was a 22-year-old kid who had just graduated from college the…

We are approaching the two-month mark since the launch of our website ClarkCountyToday. com, our area’s latest news organization. It’s been a great start to our effort to bring a new voice to Clark…

If anyone were to ever ask me to recite the moments I was the most proud to be a resident of the United States, I wouldn’t have any problem coming up with a specific answer. Until today, there was…

Two years ago, as Clark County voters were making up their minds about the then-proposed Charter, I offered my thoughts on the subject in the form of an editorial published in The Reflector, my for…