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Opinion: State took in more money than expected for WA Cares
Elizabeth New Hovde of the Washington Policy Center discusses the rising tax revenues for WA Cares and its effects on Washington workers.
Opinion: Elected officials should protect Southwest Washington taxpayers
John Ley urges local officials to protect Southwest Washington taxpayers by rejecting the IBR’s expensive light rail extension.
Camas SD slashing central office staff, restricting travel to deal with budget shortfall
Camas School District faces a $7.2 million budget deficit, leading to staff cuts and restricted travel.
Business profile: He Walks Dogs on the right pace with assist from OnPoint
Jose Mateo, owner of He Walks Dogs, thrives with help from OnPoint Credit Union.
Board of Health seeks applicants for position on Public Health Advisory Council
Clark County seeks applicants for a Public Health Advisory Council position to help guide community health policies and decisions.
Comments welcomed on draft Clark County 2023 Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report
Clark County welcomes comments on the 2023 Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report (CAPER) draft, highlighting accomplishments and public participation
Letter: “It’s time to make some reasonable compromises to get the bridge built’
Bob Mattila from Brush Prairie urges compromise in the I-5 bridge project, calling for common-sense solutions.
Roundabout at NE 119th Street and NE 152nd Avenue opens while construction continues
The new roundabout at NE 119th Street and NE 152nd Avenue is now open while construction continues.
Retail, community sites wanted for free household battery disposal program
Clark County Public Health seeks local sites to join a free battery recycling program that ensures safe and easy disposal.
County Clean Water Division to host community listening sessions on Stormwater Rate Study
Clark County Clean Water Division hosts community listening sessions for a Stormwater Rate Study, offering forums for residents to share input.
In Memoriam: John Griffin was always at the top of his game
John Griffin, a beloved coach and mentor, left a lasting legacy in Clark County Washington.
State of the Fair: Clark County shows its love of the Clark County Fair
State of the Fair: Clark County shows its love with record attendance and safe, family fun.
Letter: Quality educational options can benefit Clark County
Dr. Jason Tindol highlights the benefits of diverse educational options for Clark County families.
Career fairs offer opportunity to meet WSU Vancouver students and alumni
WSU Vancouver hosts career fairs for businesses to meet skilled students and alumni.
Last call for the Furry Friends Annual Dinner and Auction tickets
Last call for tickets to Furry Friends’ annual dinner and auction on Sept. 21.
Vancouver Fire responds to small apartment fire
Vancouver Fire responds to a small apartment fire; one person displaced, no injuries.
Nationwide education effort touts increasing public union opt-outs
Freedom Foundation helps over 1,300 public employees opt out of union membership in a single week, raising awareness of First Amendment rights.
Opinion: Labor Day week will be followed by state-employee walkout
Elizabeth New Hovde of Washington Policy Center critiques the secrecy in state-employee salary negotiations.