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Part II: Proposed I-5 Bridge replacement
Vancouver’s mayoral and City Council candidates share their views on the long-delayed I-5 Bridge Replacement Project, debating whether to continue the current plan or push for new alternatives.
Part V: Evaluating amendments to forward to the voters
Clark County Charter Review Commission candidates share their guiding principles for deciding which charter amendments should advance to voters, emphasizing accountability, transparency, and public…
Opinion: Two paths to power – voting and signing
Nancy Churchill urges Washington voters to act on both their ballots and new initiatives, emphasizing that voting and signing petitions are the two key paths to reclaim political power from Olympia.
Letter: ‘It’s not just politics, it’s about trust, transparency, and results’
Camas resident Anna Miller urges support for Councilor Leslie Lewallen, citing her transparency, courage, and commitment to the community’s trust and future.
Letter: Camas Councilor Leslie Lewallen finds cost effective solutions
Camas resident Margaret Tweet expresses support for Councilor Leslie Lewallen, praising her focus on cost-effective solutions and independent oversight of city spending.
Letter: Leslie Lewallen ‘works hard to look for the best solutions and she has the experience to find them’
Former Clark County Councilor Gary Medvigy endorses Leslie Lewallen for Camas City Council, citing her collaborative leadership and experience in addressing community challenges.
Part IV: Powers of initiative and referendum in County Charter
Charter Review Commission candidates share their views on the powers of initiative and referendum in Clark County’s Home Rule Charter, with most calling for changes to make the process more accessi…
Letter: Leslie Lewallen ‘is trained academically and professionally to tackle decision making for Camas City Council’
Washougal resident Connie Jo Freeman endorses Camas City Council incumbent Leslie Lewallen, highlighting her education, experience, and record of service in public safety and community leadership.
Letter: ‘A vote for Peter Silliman is a vote for Clark County’s future’
La Center resident Justine Stimmel endorses Charter Review Commission candidate Peter Silliman, citing his integrity, leadership, and focus on law enforcement and fiscal responsibility.
Part I: Vancouver city candidates answer questions on homelessness
Seven Vancouver mayoral and council candidates share their perspectives on homelessness, addressing the upcoming Bridge Shelter and responses to the Grants Pass ruling.
Letter: CCRW has released their slate of recommended candidates for 2025 Nov. 4 general election
Camas resident Anna Miller shares that the Clark County Republican Women have released their list of recommended candidates for the Nov. 4 general election.
Voting begins in November general election
Ballots for the Nov. 4 general election are now being mailed to voters across Washington. Ballots must be returned or postmarked by 8 p. m. on Election Day to be counted.
Area residents invited to attend the RFA Informational Session Wednesday evening
Residents of Washougal and Camas are invited to an informational session on the proposed Regional Fire Authority, set for Oct. 22 at the Port of Camas-Washougal. The event runs from 6–8 p. m. and w…
Letter: ‘Camas is lucky to have Leslie Lewallen on the City Council’
Vancouver resident Jeremy J. Brock supports Leslie Lewallen’s re-election to the Camas City Council, praising her responsiveness, fairness, and dedication to residents.
Letter: ‘For three years, Bob Runnells has brought inquisitiveness, ideas for improvement, and professionalism while volunteering at the Clark County election office’
Camas resident Rick Vermeers endorses Bob Runnells for the Charter Review Commission, citing his volunteer work at the Clark County election office and commitment to civic engagement.
Opinion: The biggest issue facing the city of Vancouver
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance previews a series on Vancouver’s mayoral and city council candidates, highlighting their views on the most pressing issues ahead of the Nov. 4 general election.
POLL: How well is Clark County’s current separation of powers system working between the County Council and County Manager?
Clark County Today asks readers whether the current separation of powers between the County Council and County Manager provides effective checks and balances.
Part III: Charter Review Commission – oversight and accountability
Clark County Today continues its Charter Review Commission series as candidates outline proposals to strengthen oversight, transparency, and citizen accountability.