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Outrage continues over quiet attempt to invalidate WA initiatives
Citizen initiative supporters protest outside Washington AG Bob Ferguson’s office over a legal challenge they didn’t know about until hours before a court ruling.
Public Health issues warning for Round Lake due to elevated toxin levels
Clark County Public Health issues warning for Round Lake due to harmful algae toxins, urging precautions.
Washington state ‘increasingly at risk’ for rolling blackouts
Washington state is increasingly at risk for rolling blackouts, making energy storage systems crucial for the future.
Opinion: Unemployment in Washington is 4.9% which sounds good until compared to everywhere else
Opinion: Washington’s 4.9% unemployment rate may seem good, but it ranks 7th worst nationwide, says Mark Harmsworth from Washington Policy Center.
Additional concrete panel work coming to southbound I-5 in Clark County Aug. 19
Nighttime roadwork to replace damaged concrete panels on southbound I-5 in Ridgefield begins August 19, improving road conditions for Clark County travelers.
New ramp meters coming to Vancouver in August to improve travel times for Clark County commuters
New ramp meters on I-205 and I-5 in Vancouver aim to improve commute times and reduce congestion for Clark County drivers.
City of Vancouver seeks volunteers to serve on Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission
Vancouver seeks volunteers for its Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission, with applications due by September 13.
Clark County Republican Party primary performance praised by WAGOP chairman
Clark County Republican Party primary performance praised by WAGOP Chairman Jim Walsh for strategic success and candidate endorsements.
Clark County awarded two 2024 Governor’s Smart Communities Awards
Clark County wins two Governor’s Smart Communities Awards for its Aging Readiness Plan and housing amendments.
New school year brings changes for WA schools under Biden Title IX Final Rule
Washington public schools face changes under Biden’s Title IX Final Rule, but 26 states have blocked the changes.
Opinion: Free government handouts of other taxpayer’s money won’t mean you will have more money in your pocket
Opinion: Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center argues that Universal Basic Income won’t put more money in your pocket and that eventually the money will run out.
Opinion: Initiatives will remain on ballots
Opinion: Washington state initiatives will remain on the November ballot following a Supreme Court ruling, as highlighted by Nancy Churchill in her Dangerous Rhetoric column.
Votes show likely Herrera Beutler vs Upthegrove in race for lands commissioner
Votes show a likely Herrera Beutler vs Upthegrove matchup in Washington’s race for lands commissioner.
Clark County seeks volunteers for Law and Justice Council
Clark County seeks volunteers for its Law and Justice Council, offering three open positions.
C-TRAN seeking applicants to join Citizens Advisory Committee in 2025
C-TRAN seeks applicants for the 2025 Citizens Advisory Committee. Apply now!
More questions than answers in quiet attempt to invalidate WA initiatives
Washington Supreme Court’s recent rulings on voter initiatives left supporters shocked, revealing legal challenges they were unaware of until hours before the decisions.
Opinion: ‘No on I-2117’ claim that taxes don’t increase prices again contradicted by Inslee Administration’s own statements
Opinion: Todd Myers argues against the CO2 tax, stating that it increases energy prices, contradicting claims from the No on I-2117 campaign.
County to upgrade the Gaiser Middle School Park in mid-August
Clark County Public Works to upgrade Gaiser Middle School Park starting mid-August, with completion expected by November.