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Opinion: Washingtonians are voting with the moving truck
Washington's domestic in-migration is running 18 percent below pre-pandemic levels, with international arrivals masking the loss.
Opinion: ‘Nothing to see here folks, just move along’
Lars Larson argues vote-by-mail does not increase voter participation and often takes weeks to produce a result.
Opinion: Males in girls sports/vote yes on Initiative IL26 638
Legislative candidate Sarah Mittelman argues biological males should not compete in girls sports and plans to vote yes on IL26 638.
An appreciation for Dolly: ‘We had no money, but we were as rich as we could be’
Ken Vance reflects on Dolly Parton's "Coat of Many Colors" and his mother's quiet sacrifices raising four sons on very little.
Opinion: One-size-fits-all wildfire failure
Churchill argues the 2001 Roadless Rule left nearly 45 million acres of National Forest land vulnerable to catastrophic wildfire by limiting local management.
Letter: Time is running out for scrutiny and environmental review of Port of Ridgefield proposed waterfront development
Ridgefield volunteer Oliver Spencer warns that time is running out for public scrutiny of the Port of Ridgefield's proposed waterfront redevelopment near the National Wildlife Refuge.
Opinion: Wishing away Washington’s economic engines is policy malpractice
Harmsworth argues Microsoft and Amazon's federal tax deductions are legal provisions that fund tens of thousands of WA jobs and billions in state revenue.
Opinion: Explanations about the ‘deputy county auditor’ title still aren't adding up
Rob Anderson argues Mitchell Kelly's "deputy county auditor" title was repeatedly used in campaign materials despite records showing it arrived one week after he announced his run.
Opinion: The forest is burning; the roadless rule is making it worse
Todd Myers argues the 136,000-acre Little Giant Fire is burning through two roadless areas, illustrating the risk of unmanaged dead timber in protected federal forests.
Letter: Beware the siren's call
Camas resident Anna Miller argues Socialism is rooted in envy and warns it leads toward communism and collapse.
Letter: ‘I do not think that 9.9 percent on income above a million dollars is much of a reform’
Camas resident Anthony Teso argues I-645 would permanently ban income taxes while leaving sales tax obligations intact.
Letter: What If Every Problem Got Its Own HART?
Vancouver resident Peter Bracchi uses satire to question whether HART has become part of the homelessness problem rather than the solution.
Opinion: ‘I certainly don’t think (Marie Gluesenkamp) Perez represents the citizens well’
Lars Larson says Perez's NO votes on the SAVE Act and tax cuts tell him all he needs to know about her representation.
POLL: Do you believe Mitchell Kelly’s use of the “deputy county auditor” title is potentially misleading to voters?
Clark County auditor candidate Mitchell Kelly faces scrutiny over his "deputy county auditor" title ahead of the November election.
Opinion: Workers need their wages more than the state's paid-leave program does
Washington's paid-leave payroll tax stands at 1.13% and is projected to hit its 1.2% cap by 2027, with some lawmakers eyeing a 2% rate.
Opinion: Fatal flaws of Socialism – The knowledge problem
Cargill argues no government, committee, or computer can possess the dispersed knowledge that markets coordinate through prices.
Opinion: ‘It may be time for McCleary 2.0’
Dick Rylander examines the Battle Ground School District's proposed $116,830,000 three-year EP&O levy heading to the November 2026 ballot.
Opinion: Were Republican voters just sleeping during the August primary election?
CCRP Chairman Matt Bumala says 60% of primary no-shows in the 17th and 18th districts were Republicans.