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Opinion: The IBR ‘guessed and guessed low’ on project costs
John Ley criticizes IBR leadership over rising costs, flawed data, and unverified promises tied to the I-5 Bridge project, calling for serious oversight of the largest public works project in Portl…
Dance performance team starting out of Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center
A Christian dance team for ages 10–14 is forming at Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center, with auditions scheduled June 23 in Vancouver.
Burgerville stays true to its local roots with new breakfast menu
Burgerville is rolling out a new breakfast menu on June 23 that highlights regional ingredients, including salsa from Battle Ground’s Silagy Sauce.
Plan ahead for a busy Fourth of July travel weekend
WSDOT is urging travelers to prepare for heavy traffic and possible delays across Washington during the busy July 4 holiday weekend.
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue to host live Fire Sprinkler Demonstration at Planters Days
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue will host a live side-by-side fire sprinkler demo after the Planters Days parade to show how sprinklers save lives and property.
Battle Ground Senior Citizens to celebrate 50 years
Battle Ground Senior Citizens will host a public BBQ and open house to mark their 50th anniversary on June 23 at the Battle Ground Event Center.
POLL: Do you agree with the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to uphold state bans on gender-related surgeries for minors?
This week’s poll asks whether you agree with the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to uphold state bans on gender-related surgeries for minors.
Early morning blaze turns into fatality
A fast-moving fire early Thursday morning destroyed part of the Ridgecrest Apartments in Hazel Dell, leaving one dead, one seriously injured, and displacing 12 units.
Letter: Greed breeds liars and thieves – lock them up!
Anna Miller of Camas blasts USAID for a culture of corruption and fraud, calling for audits and accountability after revelations of a $550 million contracting scandal.
Rob Anderson’s case against four Clark County councilors delayed
A court delay caused by missing case files has pushed Rob Anderson’s lawsuit against four Clark County councilors to a July 9 hearing in Superior Court.
Rep. John Ley appointed to three new work committees, including key bi-state Legislative Action Committee
Rep. John Ley has been appointed to three legislative work committees, including a key bi-state group overseeing the Interstate 5 bridge replacement project across the Columbia River.
Opinion: SCOTUS decides that ‘sensible states can ban the genital mutilation of children in the name of America’s transgender insanity’
Lars Larson reacts to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision upholding a Tennessee law banning gender-related surgeries for minors, condemning the ongoing practice across the country.
Opinion: An accusation of ‘multiple inaccuracies and defamatory statements’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares the full details of a critical exchange with IBR Program Administrator Greg Johnson, who objected to claims made in a recent column about the light rail a…
WA commission votes to delay I-5 Bridge tolls, escalate rate increases
The Washington State Transportation Commission has voted to delay the start of tolling on the Interstate 5 Bridge by a year, while approving steeper toll rate increases once collection begins.
Prairie Tavern welcomes veterans for monthly luncheon
Veterans gather each month at Prairie Tavern in Brush Prairie thanks to Jana and Bruce Drazich and the Battle Ground Senior Citizens group, creating a welcoming space to share stories and connect.
Opinion: Mail-in ballots – exposing the massive corruption of American elections is happening in real time
Bill Bruch claims newly declassified FBI intel confirms Chinese interference in the 2020 election through fake IDs and mail-in ballots, calling it a real-time exposure of election corruption.
‘Not looking terrific for summer’: High gas prices in WA could get worse
With refinery shutdowns, global conflicts, and new state taxes on the horizon, Washington drivers could be in for a rough summer at the pump — and possibly an even more expensive future.
Opinion: Will the Capital Gains Tax increase to 9.9% cause businesses to leave the state?
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center argues that Washington’s capital gains tax hike could backfire by driving businesses and investors out of the state, ultimately reducing overall tax…