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Opinion: Lack of transparency in how Washington spent $1 billion federal dollars to help students
Sen. John Braun shares results of an audit by the U. S. Department of Education which found that Washington state school officials had little oversight in how they spent student funding.
Letter: League of Women Voters wants to hear from all candidates
League of Women Voters of Clark County President Sharon Brown responds to previous letter to the editor by area resident Kris Greene.
POLL: Should the city of Camas expand its volunteer firefighter program instead of hiring paid full-time firefighters?
Should the city of Camas expand its volunteer firefighter program instead of hiring paid full-time firefighters?
Opinion: On the heels of the Damian Lillard trade, Trader Bob looks back to when he traded another Blazers’ icon
Former sports executive Bob Whitsitt shares his perspective on the Damian Lillard trade and also looks ahead to the release of his first book.
Letter: Candidate’s withdrawal from debate denies voters of vital information
In his letter to the editor, area resident Kris Greene expresses concerns over the lack of scrutiny faced by Camas City Council candidates.
Opinion: Workers have little interest in state ‘solutions,’ as few opt into PFML, WA Cares
Elizabeth Hovde believes we need more lawmakers committed to priority-based budgeting, something every individual knows helps keep them safe.
Opinion: State agencies can rehire workers terminated for lack of a COVID-19 vaccine
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center states that the governor’s vaccine mandate brought no demonstrable public health benefit, while harming individuals and hurting the public workforce.
POLL: Should the Clark County Council adopt a local county code to ban day camping?
Should the Clark County Council adopt a local county code to ban day camping?
Opinion: School officials are misleading voters about the real cost of proposed school construction bonds
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center states that school officials should be required to provide the public with true and complete information about the real cost of approving school bonds.
Opinion: Putting an end to day camping
Vancouver attorney Angus Lee believes the future of our community hinges on active civic participation.
Opinion: Implications of shifts in commuting
Charles Prestrud believes that now that we have hard data that sheds light on commuting, the public agencies responsible for our transportation system need to update their plans and revise their fo…
Letter: ‘I think this is a horrible idea and hope you do not reintroduce grizzly bears’
Vancouver resident Jim McConnell offers a response to the National Park Service planning to reintroduce grizzly bears in the North Cascades.
Opinion: 2023 – The Big Impact Election
The 2023 off-year local elections will have a greater impact on you personally than the 2024 presidential election, and you can have a greater impact on the outcome of your local races than you wil…
Opinion: Is 355 a typo? Number of people opting into WA Cares far lower than estimated
Elizabeth Hovde believes Instead of imposing this program on workers, lawmakers should help make insurance products more affordable and protect taxpayer-funded safety nets that already exist to hel…
Opinion: Small districts vote to restore democracy to their statewide association
Liv Finne believes an increasing number of parents and local school board members want schools to drop partisan political causes and focus on providing a good education to their children.
Letter: ‘(Kevin) Peterson himself ultimately is responsible for his death’
Vancouver resident Ann Donnelly shares her perspective on the lawsuit filed by the family of Kevin Peterson against the Clark County Sheriff’s Office and others.
Opinion: Eradicating barriers to state employment is on Washington state’s agenda
Elizabeth Hovde believes state hiring should be based on skills and abilities needed for a position, without automatically excluding those who don’t hold a college degree.
Opinion: Free-market health care innovations should be used to make lives better, not expand government power
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes congressional and state policymakers need to find constructive solutions to concerns over new technologies in health care.