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Residents invited to Nov. 19 open house to learn more about Northeast 152nd Avenue project
Clark County Public Works invites residents to a Nov. 19 open house to discuss the Northeast 152nd Avenue road project and its impact on the community.
Clark County Council seeks volunteers for Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board
Clark County Council seeks volunteers to join the Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board, supporting vital services for community inclusion and equity.
Opinion: As a new day dawns in America, the WAGOP is determined to continue fighting the good fight
WAGOP Chairman Jim Walsh reflects on recent wins and pledges continued advocacy for conservative values in Washington state.
Initiative 2124 (WA Cares) rejected by voters
Washington voters reject Initiative 2124, upholding the WA Cares program with 55.5% voting to keep the mandatory payroll tax for long-term care insurance.
Washington state voters decide to keep capital gains tax
Washington voters uphold capital gains tax, rejecting I-2109 in a vote by a significant margin.
Voters reject initiative to repeal Washington state’s Climate Commitment Act
Washington voters uphold the Climate Commitment Act in a recent vote, rejecting Initiative 2117 by 61.7%.
Washington state’s natural gas ballot measure a tossup in initial returns
Washington state’s Initiative 2066, aimed at preserving natural gas as an energy option, led narrowly in early election returns.
King’s Way Christian honors veterans in advance of holiday
King’s Way Christian Schools honored veterans with a ceremony featuring students and Airmen from Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
Ferguson declares victory over Reichert in Washington governor’s race
Democratic Attorney General Bob Ferguson wins the Washington governor’s race, defeating Republican Dave Reichert.
Obama warns Americans may not know election results for days
Former President Obama advises patience, reminding Americans election results may take days.
Opinion: Time to support parents’ rights
Opinion by Nancy Churchill advocates for parental rights in implementing I-2081.
Some cities, states prepare for Election Day unrest
Officials across U.S. prepare for possible Election Day unrest with security measures.
Opinion: The most important choices about our community shouldn’t be made on election day
Opinion by Todd Myers emphasizes how community impact relies on individual choices beyond election day.
Signatures delivered to City Hall from Save Vancouver Streets campaign
Save Vancouver Streets delivered over 6,500 signatures to City Hall, aiming to ensure public input on traffic lane removal.
Vancouver Police planning for election week
Vancouver Police are increasing staffing and preparing for election week to ensure public safety and support lawful assembly.
Election day stress weighing on you? Recent studies suggest you’re not alone
With the upcoming election, many voters are experiencing stress and anxiety, as highlighted in a recent report by the American Psychological Association.
Opinion: Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund dodged a Boeing-size bullet
Elizabeth New (Hovde) discusses the implications of the Boeing strike and the push for unemployment insurance for striking workers in Washington stat
Amazon founder dodges $1.2B in WA capital gains taxes in 2024 after latest stock sale
Jeff Bezos avoids significant capital gains taxes in Washington by selling shares after relocating to Florida.