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Opinion: Bailout of the Tech Bros and redistributing wealth to the wealthy
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill says you are the piggy bank for government and business elites.
Thrive 2 Survive identifies, then solves, a problem
Thrive 2 Survive, the quarterly outreach event for the homeless to receive valuable services, brings in the Washington State Department of Licensing in order to issue crucial ID cards.
Drop in state revenue forecast highlights need for cautious approach in new state budget
State government’s first revenue forecast for 2023 shows a drop of more than a billion dollars over the four-year budget outlook, and Sen. Lynda Wilson, Republican budget leader, says the decline s…
Young Life to host informational meetings this week in Battle Ground
Young Life, which has the goal of building authentic friendships with teens and introducing them to Jesus, is looking to open a club in the Battle Ground area and will be holding meetings this week.
Tickets on sale for Patriots United event on Media Bias
Tickets are now available for a Media Bias event that will feature Cary Poarch, who will share his personal experience with CNN and how he blew the whistle on media bias.
Opinion: House Committee seeks to cut student instruction time
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center states that if SB 5054 passes Washington will be the first state to fill classrooms with staff who are not qualified to teach.
A week of night lane closures start Saturday on southbound Interstate Bridge
The southbound span of the Interstate Bridge will see night lane closures starting Saturday, March 25 and continuing for eight nights.
17th District legislators face citizens at town hall events
Sen. Lynda Wilson and Reps. Paul Harris and Kevin Waters provided updates on the 2023 legislative session and answered questions from citizens in attendance.
Vancouver Police make second arrest in shooting investigation
The Vancouver Police Department has made a second arrest in the investigation of a shooting that took place March 11 in the parking lot of a Vancouver Safeway store.
UPDATE: Vancouver Police seeking assistance locating missing mother and daughter
The Vancouver Police Department is seeking the assistance of the public in locating 27-year-old Meshay Melendez and her 8-year-old daughter, Layla Stewart.
IBR team adds movable span to its study of design options
The Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) program team recently added a movable span to its study of design options for an Interstate 5 Bridge replacement. However, IBR Administrator Greg Johnson bel…
Community voices concerns on proposed budget cuts for Evergreen Public Schools
More than 50 people signed up to talk at this week’s school board meeting as Evergreen Public Schools propose $19 million in budget cuts.
Bill would ban sale of 90 percent of firearms in Washington, gun group warns
The Washington Senate Law & Justice Committee is scheduled to vote next week on House Bill 1240 creating a state definition of “assault weapon,” which the Gun Owners of America, or GOA, says would…
Opinion: Workers’ paychecks will decrease in July, as Hail Mary passes fail to stop state program
Elizabeth Hovde also shares that the marketing also doesn’t tell you that the inadequate benefit doesn’t cover most people’s long-term-care needs, even if you do qualify.
Fauci, others suppressed Brit recommendation to use ivermectin against COVID
Conclusion called for ‘immediate’ approval for use.
Application period open for the 2023 Natural Garden Tour
Clark County Green Neighbors is accepting applications for host gardens in the 2023 Natural Garden Tour.
RHS Knowledge Bowl team wins second consecutive state championship
The Ridgefield High School Knowledge Bowl team placed first at the state competition in Wenatchee last week.
Target Zero Region 6 Taskforce encourages everyone to celebrate responsibly
As St. Patrick’s Day draws near, law enforcement agencies in southwest Washington will be adding additional DUI patrols, be sure to plan a safe and sober ride.