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When the state’s new CO2 tax, known as the Climate Commitment Act, was adopted in 2021, large sections of the law were dedicated to helping utilities transition their customers off natural gas. Tho…

Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center doesn’t agree that Instead of elected representatives considering half of the six initiatives, voters will.

Ridgefield resident Heidi Pozzo discusses the agreements between the city of Ridgefield and the Ridgefield School District to support civic life for area citizens.

Should teacher unions have pushed for large salary increases last fall knowing significant budget cuts were looming this spring?

Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center believes lawmakers should focus on strengthening the Medicaid safety net by passing reforms that end abuse of a program meant for the vulnerable.

Ridgefield resident Michele Wollert offers her support for the Ridgefield School District bond proposals in the April 23 special election.

Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares ways the proposed I-5 Bridge replacement project price tag can be trimmed.

Ridgefield School District has partially created its own capacity and overcrowding issues, according to Ridgefield resident Heidi Pozzo in the latest of her assessments of the district’s school bon…

Nancy Churchill offers the fourth of a series of articles about the proposed EPA Superfund site on the upper Columbia River.

Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center believes state leaders should be reforming Medicaid, protecting it from abuse, and increasing taxpayer awareness of potential needs when it com…

Do you believe the judge’s redistricting in Washington state is fair?

Ridgefield resident Matthew White addresses recent criticism of the Ridgefield School District’s decision to build the Ridgefield Outdoor Recreation Complex.

Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center announces name and email address changes.

Ridgefield resident Heidi Pozzo points out that should both school bond proposals pass, Ridgefield will have the highest debt per student in the state at roughly $71,000 per student before interest.

Nancy Churchill offers the third in a series of columns about the proposed EPA Superfund site on the upper Columbia River.

Are you willing to accept tolls as a way to help fund a project to replace the I-5 Bridge?

Ridgefield resident Heidi Pozzo states that in the Ridgefield School District, growth isn’t happening as fast as projected.

Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center assesses a missed opportunity by lawmakers to assist in the salmon recovery effort.