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Letter: The ‘free market’ cure that costs twice as much
Anthony Teso challenges a free-market healthcare proposal, citing $14,885 per-person U.S. spending versus a $7,371 OECD average.
Letter: ‘Don’t blame Jesus for Christian Nationalism’
Rev. Kate Lore argues Battle Ground's city government is promoting one religious worldview over all others.
Opinion: Supreme Court Position 1 – Fox in the henhouse
Melody's ties to the income tax strategy meeting and $175,519 in fundraising raise independence questions.
City of Vancouver issues temporary ban on all recreational burning
Vancouver Fire Marshal Heidi Scarpelli's ban covers campfires, bonfires, and outdoor fire pits through summer and fall.
Planters Days celebrates Woodland with patriotic theme
Woodland's 104th Planters Days runs June 18–21 with a parade, frog jump, bed races, coronation, and fireworks.
Opinion: Trading one bad healthcare system for another is not a solution
Washington Policy Center's Elizabeth New (Hovde) argues the state's Universal Health Care Commission ignores free-market alternatives entirely.
Two Rivers Heritage Museum launches first membership drive in decades
Two Rivers Heritage Museum is launching its first membership drive in decades, aiming for 250 members during America250.
Storm Nation Foundation awards $18,000 to Skyview seniors
Storm Nation Foundation has awarded $110,000 in total scholarships since its founding, supporting Skyview seniors each year.
Opinion: What is the Declaration of Independence?
Rob Natelson breaks down the Declaration's five-part structure and its role as legal announcement, not lawmaker.
Opinion: ‘Democrats did their best to put America at risk’
Lars Larson ties a thwarted White House drone-sniper plot to a 76-day DHS funding battle in Congress.
Washougal community invited to kick off America250 Celebration
Washougal's Reflection Plaza hosts a free America250 kickoff June 29 with historical exhibits, activities, and local history groups.
Letter: The 250th belongs to the people, not to Trump
Tony Teso argues the 250th anniversary belongs to workers, immigrants, and dissenters — not any president.
Evergreen Public Schools will offer free summer meals to children
Evergreen Public Schools is offering free breakfast and lunch to children ages 1–18 all summer long.
Hometown football hero surprised by documentary film at Camas’ Liberty Theater
Reilly Hennessey quarterbacked three European teams to championships before a surprise documentary revealed his full story.
Opinion: New resource can help public employees understand their rights
A 2018 Supreme Court ruling made public-sector union membership entirely voluntary — but many workers still don't know it.
Opinion: Legislators demand two auxiliary lanes and challenge light rail plans for I-5 Bridge Replacement
Legislators from both states pressed IBR staff on auxiliary lanes, tolling diversion, and a $7.65 billion cost estimate with no clear path to full funding.
America 250: National Archives bringing founding documents to cities nationwide
Nine original founding documents, including Washington's Oath of Allegiance, are touring the U.S. on a Boeing 737.
Washington falls again in national education ranking
Washington dropped from 27th to 31st in the Annie E. Casey Foundation's national child well-being ranking.