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Letter: ‘Has there been a clamoring from citizens for such a move?’
Vancouver resident Julia Dawn Seaver critiques a County Council proposal to remove the invocation and Pledge of Allegiance, urging a focus on civic traditions and public priorities.
Opinion: New bill highlights need for sales tax removal
Pam Lewison highlights the need to eliminate Washington’s sales tax on farm equipment to support farmers and ranchers.
Letter: ‘The Hockinson School District has consistently demonstrated its commitment to excellence in education’
Brush Prairie resident Brianna Brooks advocates for the Hockinson School District bond measure to ensure educational excellence and community growth.
Opinion: Basketball community wins when Camas and Union play varsity doubleheaders
Camas and Union delivered a thrilling basketball doubleheader, with packed crowds and standout performances from players on both teams.
Opinion: Legislature convenes Monday – Priorities, pessimism and political realities
Elizabeth New of the Washington Policy Center examines voter concerns and legislative priorities for the 2025 session.
Letter: South Jackson Street field trip
Bob Ortblad suggests officials visit Seattle’s Chinatown to understand IBR impacts.
POLL: Should the invocation be removed from Clark County Council meetings?
This week’s poll question asks: Should the invocation be removed from Clark County Council meetings? Vote now and share your opinion.
Opinion: Skateboarding with traffic
Doug Dahl explains skateboarding laws, pedestrian rules, and traffic safety in Washington neighborhoods.
Opinion: The taxation bait and switch
Nancy Churchill critiques proposed tax hikes by Washington Democrats, citing potential impacts on property owners and consumers.
Opinion: Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg recommits to free speech
Mark Zuckerberg recommits to free speech, outlining changes to Meta’s policies on political content, censorship, and content moderation.
Opinion: ‘We are running short on cash’
Dick Rylander and Larry Roe discuss the financial challenges facing Washington’s public schools and call for urgent reforms.
Letter: Invest in Ridgefield’s future, vote yes on Propositions 12 and 13
Ridgefield resident Matt White urges support for Propositions 12 and 13 to address school funding and overcrowding challenges.
Should Washington Taxpayers Shoulder 45% of Light Rail Costs? Share Your Thoughts!
Debate intensifies over Washington taxpayers funding 45% of light rail costs.
Opinion: Backers of wealth tax seek to tax state residents on their worldwide holdings for the privilege of living in Washington
The Washington Policy Center critiques Governor Inslee’s proposed wealth tax, citing economic challenges and past failures in similar policies.
Opinion: How speed limits are set
Doug Dahl of The Wise Drive explains how speed limits are determined and their role in traffic safety.
Opinion: State lawmakers can help protect rights of public employees
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center urges Washington state lawmakers to protect public employees’ First Amendment rights regarding union membership and dues.
Letter: ‘Making the safety of our roads political cannot be allowed to happen’
Sara Schmit challenges the Save Vancouver Streets petition, advocating for safety and efficient city planning in Vancouver, Washington.
Opinion: A year-in-review of community news, from a ‘former’ Sports reporter
Paul Valencia reflects on 2024, highlighting community stories from grassroots initiatives to education achievements.