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Letter: Quality educational options can benefit Clark County
Dr. Jason Tindol highlights the benefits of diverse educational options for Clark County families.
Opinion: Labor Day week will be followed by state-employee walkout
Elizabeth New Hovde of Washington Policy Center critiques the secrecy in state-employee salary negotiations.
Letter: Bob Ferguson and other Democrat elected officials nationwide pick and choose which laws to enforce and which ones to ignore
Tom Schenk from Amboy criticizes Bob Ferguson and Democrat officials for selective law enforcement and defying 2nd Amendment rights.
POLL: What do you think should be done to address the increase in recycling bin theft?
Poll: What should be done about rising recycling bin theft? Share your opinion.
Opinion: It is a crime to rummage through recycling bins but best leave it to law enforcement
Paul Valencia discusses the rise in recycling bin theft in Clark County and its impact on local communities.
Opinion: Government landfill program is back with another COVID-19 test giveaway
Elizabeth New critiques the government’s COVID-19 test giveaways, calling for an end to wasteful taxpayer-funded programs.
Opinion: Judging a barbecue contest just one of the “tough tasks” of being a journalist
Paul Valencia of Clark County Today highlights his experience judging at the ilani BBQ Fest, with insights from BBQ Hall of Famer Rick Browne.
Opinion: Latest survey from Chief Executive ranks Washington the 46th worst state in which to do business
Washington ranks 46th in business climate due to tax policies that impact small business owners, per Chief Executive survey.
Opinion: The #WalkAway Election
Nancy Churchill’s opinion on the #WalkAway Election: Unity can Make America Healthy Again.
Letter: The origin of ‘The President of Joy’
Letter: Carolyn Crain reflects on the origins of the term “The President of Joy” and its historical context from WWII.
Opinion: Capping food prices will not fix grocery bills
Opinion: Capping food prices won’t solve grocery bill woes; USDA projects on-farm income to drop by 25% this year.
Opinion: Could November election bring more scrutiny/opposition for I-5 Bridge replacement project?
How the November 2024 election could impact scrutiny and opposition to the I-5 Bridge replacement project in Washington state.
Opinion: Failure to extend the Federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) would hurt taxpayers
Congress must act to prevent significant tax hikes by extending the TCJA, which will impact families and businesses across the region.
POLL: What aspect of the four-day school week at Seton Catholic do you think will have the most significant impact?
Seton Catholic’s four-day school week is here. What impact will it have? More time for activities, better morale, or academic challenges? Vote now!
Opinion: When speeding becomes reckless
Doug Dahl of The Wise Drive explains when speeding crosses the line into reckless driving in Washington state.
Opinion: Winning elections starts with you
Nancy Churchill shares insights on ballot hygiene and the importance of early voting for registered voters in Washington state.
Opinion: The Seattle Times editorial attacks offering school choice to needy Washington children
Seattle Times editorial critiques school choice, Liv Finne responds with facts on benefits for needy Washington students.
Opinion: State-based taxpayer-financed health care increases
Elizabeth New (Hovde) discusses Washington’s expansion of a Medicaid-like program for undocumented immigrants.