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Opinion: Ferguson’s focus is on fixing finances
Elizabeth New (Hovde) discusses Washington Governor Bob Ferguson’s inaugural address, focusing on fiscal responsibility and government spending.
Battle Ground Police arrest suspect in Jan. 11 hit-and-run
Battle Ground Police arrested Clarence “Butch” Holt II in connection with a January 11 hit-and-run that left a victim critically injured.
WA high school teacher resigns after more students come forward with sexual abuse allegations
A Hudson’s Bay High School teacher resigned after multiple students accused him of sexual misconduct, prompting an ongoing investigation.
Wrestling: Seton Catholic standout looks forward to county championships and stretch run
Seton Catholic’s Connor Crum, a state runner-up last year, is ready for the Clark County Championships and a strong finish to the wrestling season.
POLL: What role should public traditions, like the Pledge of Allegiance and invocation, play in local government meetings?
Clark County Council debates the role of public traditions like the Pledge of Allegiance and invocation in local government meetings.
No action taken after county councilor suggests invocation and Pledge of Allegiance are unnecessary
Clark County Council decided to keep the invocation and Pledge of Allegiance after public comments overwhelmingly opposed removing them.
FBI & Partners Ask Public To Report Information On Ballot Box Fires: Law Enforcement Agencies Concerned The Suspect May Harm Self Or Others
The FBI is asking for public assistance in identifying a suspect linked to multiple ballot box fires in Vancouver and Portland.
WA Democrats move to ban open, concealed carry of a firearm at 5,300+ locations
Washington lawmakers are considering Senate Bill 5098, which would ban open and concealed carry at over 5,300 locations statewide, including public buildings, parks, and fairgrounds.
Opinion: Rent Control is back – and this time it means it
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center critiques House Bill 1217, arguing that rent control policies fail to address Washington’s housing crisis.
‘The Miracle Worker’ playing at Love Street Playhouse Feb. 14–March 9
Show dates run February 14 through March 9 at Love Street Playhouse, located at 126 Loves Ave in Woodland Love Street Playhouse recently announced it will present the historic drama The Miracle Wor…
Caldier-McClintock bill seeks to eliminate sales tax on diapers and essential baby products
House Bill 1307, introduced by Reps. Michelle Caldier and Stephanie McClintock, seeks to eliminate the sales tax on diapers and essential baby products to ease financial burdens on families.
Opinion: High beams and parallel roads
Doug Dahl of The Wise Drive explains the laws and considerations for using high beams on parallel roads and divided highways.
PeaceHealth Hospice seeking volunteers
PeaceHealth is seeking volunteers for its hospice program to support end-of-life patients, their families, and caregivers.
Letter: ‘I’m proud to call this (Hockinson) community home’
Brush Prairie resident Brian Hebert supports Hockinson’s bond initiative, emphasizing its role in funding schools, protecting property values, and strengthening the community.
Letter: ‘Levy propositions 12 and 13 represent a vital investment in the futures of all Ridgefield students’
Ridgefield resident Jamie Heim urges support for Propositions 12 and 13, highlighting their role in funding schools, special education, and new facilities.
WA Republicans hope fifth time’s the charm for emergency powers reform bill
Washington Republicans push for emergency powers reform with House Bill 1221, seeking legislative oversight of state emergencies.
Opinion: Make employers pay striking workers? Too silly!
Elizabeth New (Hovde) critiques Senate Bill 5041, which would provide unemployment benefits to striking workers, calling it costly and disruptive.
Opinion: ‘Ridgefield residents deserve better stewardship of their tax dollars’
Rob Anderson analyzes Ridgefield School District’s levy proposals, raising concerns about fiscal responsibility and taxpayer impact.