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POLL: As a voter, are you more likely to approve a school district’s levy request after it is presented to you a second time?
Levy requests by Washougal and Woodland schools were rejected by voters in February. Both are back on the April ballot. Are you more likely to vote to approve a levy request the second time?
Opinion: A look at Washougal School District’s April 25 special election levy requests
The district’s Board of Directors is asking voters to consider the same requests that were rejected in the Feb. 14 special election.
‘Definitely not cheap’: Washington House passes ‘first in the nation’ natural gas bill
The opposition from Republicans focused on the increased energy rates, along with the added costs to house construction in return for an unknown environmental impact.
Opinion: A second look at the Woodland School District replacement levy
Voters are asked to consider the same levy request that was rejected in the February special election.
Washougal School District, Camas School District present East County Industry Hiring Fair at Washougal High School
On Wed., March 29, the East County Industry Hiring Fair brings industry professionals from the region to Washougal High School from 5-7 p.m.
Three generations of the VanVleet family lived at Parkersville
The second annual Parkersville Day is June 3 at Parker’s Landing Historical Park will celebrate the rich history of the site and families such as the Van Vleets.
Opinion: Ride sharing companies score a rare win in California
The battle over Proposition 22 is a litmus test for similar legislation passed in Washington in 2022.
A family decision: Blake Conley resigns as Union’s boys basketball coach
Blake Conley, who has been the head coach for the Union boys basketball team for the past 10 years and went to state in each of the past eight tournaments, has resigned to spend more time with his…
‘Jesus Revolution’ passes $40 million to become studio’s highest-grossing film since 2019
Jesus Revolution, a faith-based film starring Jonathan Roumie and Kelsey Grammer, has surged past $40 million at the box office and has become entertainment company Lionsgate’s highest-grossing fil…
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 5: What it means to eliminate athletic director positions
The sports enthusiasts discuss the proposed elimination of athletic director positions, as we know them, in Evergreen Public Schools, plus a shout-out to Camas girls basketball team, and more discu…
Target Zero: Buzzed driving is drunk driving, too
Target Zero, an education and enforcement campaign with the mission to have zero traffic-related deaths on Washington’s roads by 2030, is emphasizing the importance of stopping people from driving…
‘So few’: Police chase deaths pale against WA traffic safety crisis, per analyst
A state traffic data analyst says these fatalities represent a statistically insignificant percentage of total traffic deaths, which are at a 30-year high.
Opinion: HB 1039 would bring patients alternative pain-management therapy, should be approved by lawmakers
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes this scope-of-practice expansion makes sense and should help lead the way to other places lawmakers can improve Washingtonians’ access to he…
Washington pump price up ninth week since carbon tax became law
Washington’s $4.25 per gallon places it 78 cents per gallon higher than the national average of $3.47 per gallon.
RFK Jr.: Fauci developed ‘bioweapons’ for Pentagon for years!
RFK Jr.: Fauci developed ‘bioweapons’ for Pentagon for years! Moved projects to Wuhan when Obama called moratorium based on threats.
First grade has a lot going on in Journey Theater’s ‘Junie B. Jones the Musical’
Journey Theater is proud to present six performances of Junie B. Jones the Musical, with the first show Friday at Washougal High School.
Opinion: Police pursuit and public safety – who’s right?
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill discusses the legislature’s battle over police pursuit legislation passed in 2021 restricting officers from chasing most suspects.
Bill to expand WA’s Working Families Tax Credit garners support at Senate hearing
Second Substitute House Bill 1477 would allow those who are married but filing their taxes separately to be eligible for the credit.