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Property tax hike bill dead, but GOP lawmakers warn other tax increases remain
Republicans in the state Legislature are applauding Friday’s demise of Senate Bill 5770 that would have raised the property tax cap from 1% to 3%.
Opinion: HB 2331 would create yet another reason for families to leave the public education system
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center states that she has ‘never seen the rising level of distrust and broad decline in reputation for public schools as I have seen during the current legislati…
18th District lawmakers to hold town halls Saturday
Sen. Ann Rivers, Rep. Stephanie McClintock and Rep. Greg Cheney will hold town halls in Battle Ground and Vancouver this Saturday, Feb. 17.
Battle Ground Public Schools alternative learning experience programs open for enrollment
Battle Ground Public Schools’ specialized and alternative learning experience programs are accepting enrollment applications for the 2024-25 school year.
Tuesday Feb. 13 special election ballots due
Voters in the Battle Ground, Camas, Woodland and Green Mountain school districts face decisions on property tax measures.
High school basketball: Camas, Evergreen, Seton Catholic qualify for state
Camas and Evergreen girls, and Seton Catholic boys and girls teams have made it to state, and 15 more Clark County teams are still in the hunt to make it to state.
Bipartisan legislation from Rep. Paul Harris headed to the Senate
A bipartisan bill from Rep. Paul Harris that would reinstate semiconductor tax incentives is moving to the Senate.
Investigation taking place of two-vehicle collision
Three people involved in a two-vehicle collision Saturday (Feb. 10) in Battle Ground were seriously injured and transported to an area hospital.
Sen. Lynda Wilson glad to see Democrats drop proposed property-tax increase
Sen. Lynda Wilson offered this comment after learning the proposal to allow local governments to raise property taxes by up to 3% annually without a vote of the people will not move any further thi…
Bill to raise cap on local property taxes to 3% from 1% dies in state legislature
Legislation that would have given cities and counties across Washington state the ability to raise property taxes at a rate of 3%, instead of the current 1% limit, has died.
Real estate market ‘heating up as predicted’
Cano Real Estate Broker Destiney Evans offers an analysis of the Southwest Washington real estate market.
Multiple law enforcement agencies to add additional DUI patrols Sunday
Law enforcement agencies in Southwest Washington are teaming up to add additional DUI patrols for the BIG GAME on Sunday (Feb. 11).
Opinion: Oregon’s highway freeze is not about the weather
John A. Charles Jr. of the Cascade Policy Institute questions why there are no efforts underway to plan for the next generation of great roads.
Playoff basketball in full swing this weekend
More than 20 Class 4A through 1A boys and girls basketball teams from Clark County still hoping to make it to their state tournaments, with bi-district and district tournament play in full swing th…
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Feb. 9, 2024: Union hires state champion football coach; RPI explained; football scheduling; and NFL talk
We recorded this episode just an hour after it was announced that five-time Oregon state champion football coach was hired by Union High School, plus we talk Super Bowl and more.
POLL: Should state law, policy and mandates respect the rights of free people to consent to any medical procedures recommended by government agencies?*
Should state law, policy and mandates respect the rights of free people to consent to any medical procedures recommended by government agencies?
WA Republican Congresswoman won’t seek re-election
U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Wash., announced Thursday that she will not seek re-election to Congress.
Opinion: HB 2331 would defund schools that do not adopt controversial curriculum mandated by the state
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center explains that many parents are concerned about the radical leftwing political shift in schools.