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Letter: John Zingale ‘has his sights on a brighter future for the community’
Clark County educator Erin Lark shares her support for 18th Legislative District candidate John Zingale, highlighting his commitment to public education and the community.
Letter: Taxpayer costs mount
Karen Dill Bowerman discusses the taxpayer costs of Vancouver’s Proposition 4 in a letter to voters.
Letter: Reject Charter Amendments No. 17 and 18 – Stop the power grab
Rob Anderson urges Clark County residents to reject Charter Amendments 17 and 18, calling them a power grab that undermines citizen rights.
Opinion: Taxpayer-funded solar EV chargers cost five times as much as regular chargers but produce far less electricity
Taxpayer-funded solar EV chargers in Washington are five times more expensive than regular chargers, yet produce far less electricity.
POLL: Do you believe TriMet’s demands for the Interstate Bridge Replacement Project, including the addition of light rail, are justified?
Poll: Do you support TriMet’s demand for light rail in the Interstate Bridge Replacement Project?
Opinion: New evidence shows harmful Critical Race Theory is taught in Washington public schools
Liv Finne discusses new evidence showing Critical Race Theory is part of teacher training in Washington public schools.
Opinion: Who are bike lanes for, really?
Doug Dahl explores who can legally use bike lanes and what Washington laws say about it.
Opinion: Election prep – Vote ‘Yes’ on the initiatives
Nancy Churchill urges voters to vote ‘Yes’ on the four initiatives in the Nov. 5 Washington state general election ballot.
Opinion: WA Cares harms low-income workers today for a maybe-benefit tomorrow
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center critiques WA Cares, arguing it harms low-income workers today for an uncertain future benefit.
Opinion: The Minimum Wage fever isn’t passing
Mark Harmsworth of Washington Policy Center warns that rising minimum wages in Washington may lead to job losses and inflation.
Letter: ‘Joe Kent is not the enemy that the Democrats try to make him out to be’
Vancouver resident Laurel Pascual defends Joe Kent, highlighting his stance on border security, Trump policies, and Washington’s 3rd Congressional District race.
Letter: How front-of-pack nutrition labeling could help Clark County and America
Clark County resident Lilian Tsi Stielstra urges the FDA to adopt front-of-pack nutrition labeling to help improve health and nutrition awareness.
Letter: Don’t let the big glossy mailers full of lies, manipulate you
Camas resident Anna Miller responds to misleading political mailers, reaffirming her support for Joe Kent.
Opinion: Is harmful CRT being taught in public schools?
Liv Finne argues that Critical Race Theory is being implemented in Washington public schools under 2021’s SB 5044.
Opinion: Two right turn lanes and red lights
Doug Dahl from Target Zero explains the laws around two-lane right turns and red lights.
POLL: After watching Monday’s Kent-Perez debate, do you feel more confident in your choice of candidate for Congress?
Voters share their thoughts after watching the Kent-Perez debate on key issues like the economy and energy independence.
Opinion: Major supporter of Washington’s CO2 tax admits gas prices will fall if it is repealed
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center explains why gas prices will fall if Washington’s CO2 tax is repealed with I-2117.
Opinion: Candidates choose not to respond to questions
Dick Rylander discusses candidates’ reluctance to respond to public questions in the current election cycle.