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Opinion: ‘Journalists are literally responsible for filling the minds of a society’
Clark County Today Administrator Heidi Wetzler discusses the performance of the journalism industry today.
Washington phase 3 counties are on hold, but some counties are still stuck in phase 2
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center discusses Gov. Jay Inslee’s two-week pause of restriction rules.
Opinion: ‘Let’s learn to live with COVID-19 instead of listening to those who think we should live in fear of it’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares some thoughts on COVID-19 born out of lessons he learned from his mother, Donna Vance.
Opinion: Who is responsible for my health?
Clark County Today Administrator Heidi Wetzler challenges our leaders “to put as much energy and vigor into forcing a healthier society, as they have in safeguarding the population from COVID-19.’’
Opinion: Will the I-5 Bridge replacement project fail again?
Mark Harmsworth, director of the Small Business Center at the Washington Policy Center, joins in the conversation about the subject of light rail on a new I-5 Bridge.
Opinion: ‘It’s been a cringe-worthy last several days’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts on what the past week has been like for a Conservative living in Washington state.
Opinion: Lawmakers wanted an income tax lawsuit — they’ll get two
Jason Mercier, director of the Center for Government Reform at the Washington Policy Center, discusses two lawsuits against lawmakers’ efforts to create a state income tax.
Opinion: Legislature delivers Washingtonians wins, losses and important health-care legislation to unwrap
Elizabeth Hovde, of the Washington Policy Center, offers her thoughts on the Legislature’s decisions regarding health care
Opinion: Where is the tax relief for the poor, low income workers?
Clark County Today’s John Ley shares his thoughts on the difference between Gov. Jay Inslee’s words and his actions.
Opinion: Systemic discrimination in the public schools; legislature cuts funding for public charter schools’
Liv Finne, director of the Center for Education at the Washington Policy Center, comments on the decision of majority lawmakers to cut the charter school make-up funding in the final state budget.
Commentary: CMAC delivers on its salute to future military members
Around 100 future military members honored by city, county leaders at an “Our Community Salutes” event.
Opinion: ‘There is no correlation between COVID-19 deaths and forced government closures’
Dr. Roger Stark, senior fellow at the Washington Policy Center for Health Care, shares his analysis of government control and regulation during the pandemic.
Like your gas-powered car? The state wants to ban them by 2030
House Bill 1287 calls for a ban on new gas cars and trucks being sold in Washington from 2030 onwards and would apply to privately owned trucks and cars in the state.
Opinion: ‘If elected officials insist on light rail as a component of the I-5 Bridge replacement, this latest project could be the same spectacular failure that the CRC was’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance offers his latest thoughts on the I-5 Bridge Replacement Project.
Letter: ‘It is up to us to do everything we can to combat the harmful effects that menthol has on our loved ones and friends’
Vancouver resident Jaelyn Sotelo shares her thoughts about results of the 2020 National Youth Tobacco Survey.
Opinion: A closer look at what the governor calls an ‘extremely productive legislative session’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance takes a closer look at the 2021 Legislative session.
Letter: ‘Homeowners can improve the chances that their loved ones, their property, and the firefighters responding will survive a wildland fire by following some simple guidelines’
Fire District 3 Captain Charlie Campbell shares some information about wildland fire preparedness.
Until we meet again
Reporter Chris Brown is moving on after over three years with Clark County Today.