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A Washington court will determine if legal fines imposed on Tim Eyman for campaign finance violations were excessive under state law.

La Center resident Darlene Kulla shares her concerns over voter roll issues in Clark County and the WAGOP lawsuit against Auditor Greg Kimsey.

Clark County is seeking a volunteer park host for Lucia Falls Regional Park to assist with maintenance and visitor safety.

Ridgefield Public Works Director Chuck Green will retire in summer 2025 after leading major city infrastructure projects.

Battle Ground Superintendent Denny Waters will retire in 2025, with Deputy Superintendent Shelly Whitten set to succeed him.

Camas Police arrested Patrick Wetzel for violating a protection order after he was found hiding in a trash bin on the protected person’s property.

Clark County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a $500K gold coin scam targeting an elderly victim, warning the public to stay alert for financial fraud.

Camas High School Theatre presents Hadestown: Teen Edition, a modern take on the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, with six performances starting March 14.

Journey Theater brings an immersive production of Disney’s High School Musical to Vancouver, featuring local youth performers in a unique gymnasium setting.

Sheriff John Horch believes residents may support funding more deputies if they trust the money will be used properly. Do you agree?

Republicans in Washington state argue that Democrats are overstating the projected budget shortfall to justify tax increases, sparking debate over state spending.

Mark Harmsworth critiques SB 5708, arguing it restricts parental control and imposes burdensome social media regulations in Washington state.

Sen. Chris Gildon responds to Gov. Bob Ferguson’s spending-reduction proposals, discussing budget shortfalls and fiscal priorities in Washington state.

The 2025 Pink Hard Hat Awards honored outstanding women in Clark County’s building industry, recognizing their leadership and contributions to construction and development.

Doug Dahl of The Wise Drive explains the complexities of multi-lane left turns, highlighting how traffic engineers use lane extensions to guide drivers and improve intersection efficiency.

The Historic Trust announced the 2025 General George C. Marshall Leadership Award recipients, recognizing young leaders for their service and achievements in Clark County.

Rep. John Ley proposes House Bill 2030 to audit spending on the I-5 Interstate Bridge Replacement project, pushing for transparency and financial accountability.

Senate Bill 5292 could raise payroll taxes for Washington workers, impacting wages across all income levels.