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Elizabeth New (Hovde) argues Washington taxpayers will bear more than $11 million in costs after federal Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood was cut.
The U. S. House approved a resolution honoring Charlie Kirk and condemning political violence, with seven Washington representatives voting yes and three voting no.
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez missed her vote on a stopgap budget bill, later stating she supported the measure to prevent a shutdown. Republicans, including state Sen. John Braun, criticized her ab…
Battle Ground football improved to 3-0 with a 41-6 win over Prairie, led by seniors Emet Ordway and Thomas Avery, as the Tigers embrace toughness and family culture.
Hundreds are expected at a Sunday vigil at the Capitol in Olympia to honor Charlie Kirk, organized by Republican leaders and community members seeking unity.
The Camas Athletic Hall of Fame returns with a 2025 class of eight athletes, three teams, two coaches, and community leaders Peter and Eileen Loop, with celebrations on Sept. 19–20.
Woodland High School teachers proposed a new Civics Diploma Seal, requiring students to meet standards in five virtues while aligning with Constitution Day and a national movement for civic engagem…
Peter Bracchi reflects on his 50th class reunion, urging communities to find unity through shared experiences rather than division.
Kimberlee Goheen Elbon urges residents to demand answers about Vancouver’s annexation plan, highlighting its link to a $42 million deficit and potential impact on Hazel Dell, Salmon Creek, and Minn…
King’s Way Christian Schools will hold a groundbreaking Friday for a new 48,000-square-foot K-8 building, part of a long-term master plan to expand faith-based education in Clark County.
Anna Miller shares Conrad Black’s account of Donald Trump and J. D. Vance’s compassionate response to Charlie Kirk’s assassination, noting their focus on grief, not partisanship.
Ken Vance criticizes four Clark County Council members for refusing to back a resolution condemning the assassination of Charlie Kirk, calling their silence morally abhorrent.