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Letter: AI. Artificial intelligence. WOW! and YIKES!
Camas resident Anna Miller calls for a national AI advisory council with diverse experts, not just tech companies.
Clark County prepares to seek proposals for long-term lease of Tri-Mountain Golf Course
Clark County seeks a private operator for Tri-Mountain Golf Course under a lease starting Jan. 1, 2027, with up to 50 years possible.
POLL: Do the Clark County Council’s new Rules of Procedure suggest Michelle Belkot’s 2025 removal from the C-TRAN board was handled improperly?
Clark County Today asks readers if new council rules suggest Belkot's 2025 C-TRAN removal lacked proper authority.
High school football returns with some odd schedules, but the same Friday night vibes
Washougal coach David Hajek says schedule chaos still gives every 2A GSHL team a shot at a title or playoff berth.
Business Profile: Horse magic is on display at Healing Steps
Healing Steps in Brush Prairie pairs licensed therapists with horses to build physical, cognitive, and emotional skills in children and adults.
Clark County Supermajority launches campaign to support Amendment 25
Amendment 25 would require a two-thirds Council vote before any new or increased councilmanic tax could be imposed beginning January 1, 2027.
Opinion: Wildfire risk demands a more flexible approach to roadless areas
Washington Policy Center's Todd Myers supports rescinding the 2001 Roadless Rule to give local forest managers more flexibility to reduce catastrophic wildfire risk.
RedDoor Gallery welcomes Fall with new works
RedDoor Gallery's free First Friday reception features new oil paintings by Ray Baxter and Sarah Bang alongside 16 resident artists.
Opinion: A school bus, a four-way stop, and the meaning of ‘either’
Doug Dahl explains why the word "either" in state law means cross-traffic at a four-way stop may not be required to stop for a school bus.
Opinion: MAX at 40 – How light rail helped empty Portland’s transit system
O'Toole argues TriMet's light-rail investment cut bus service, drove fare hikes, and reduced Portland-area transit commuters from 9. 6% in 1980 to 3. 8% by 2024.
Huge crowd gathers for Goodwill Superstore grand opening in Ridgefield
More than 500 customers waited in the rain to enter the new Goodwill Superstore in Ridgefield, with free job training and ESL classes offered at the location.
t Letter: ‘The pipe dream of putting light rail on it’
Brush Prairie resident Bob Mattila argues light rail on the new I-5 Bridge doubles its cost due to earthquake-proofing requirements.
VIDEO: Former Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler speaks out against Washington income tax
Former Rep. Herrera Beutler joined Let's Go Washington's push to repeal the state's new income tax on individuals earning over $1 million annually.
Uncounted late ballots jump in WA as fears of Postal Service delays intensify
Late ballots in Washington's primary rose 32%, from 16,131 in 2024 to 20,267 in 2025, with rural counties hit hardest.
Flock cameras cost Washington taxpayers millions as backlash grows
Flock cameras have cost Washington taxpayers at least $2 million as nearly 80 jurisdictions face backlash over data privacy.
Opinion: A clear admission of guilt
Editor Ken Vance argues the Clark County Council's new Rules of Procedure are a clear admission of guilt over Belkot's C-TRAN removal.
Battle Ground schools approve budget with $14 million gap
Battle Ground Public Schools approved a $227M budget relying on reserves to cover a $14M shortfall in its first full year without levy funds.
Letter: Does anyone remember 9/11/2001?
Vancouver resident Bob Zak calls on media to remember 9/11 the way Americans remember Pearl Harbor.