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Washougal art teacher Alice Yang recognized as VFW Teacher of the Year
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. (VFW) recognized Alice Yang, art teacher at Cape Horn-Skye Elementary and Canyon Creek Middle School in Washougal, as a Smart/Maher Teacher of the Year at an as…
Letter: ‘We don’t understand why VPS did not follow their own policy’
Vancouver resident Gloria Tumlinson asks citizens to join her in requesting Vancouver Public Schools remove book from Fort Vancouver High School library.
Opinion: The number is in: 484,704 apply to get out of payroll tax headed workers’ way, meeting deadline
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center offers her latest take on information about the long-term-care issue in Washington state.
Key scientist sounds alarm: Withdraw COVID shots ‘immediately’
A key scientist in the United Kingdom, Dr. Richard Ennos, has written a column at Summit.News calling for the COVID-19 shots to be withdrawn “immediately.”
Crime Stoppers offers reward in investigation of Nakia Creek Fire
Crime Stoppers of Oregon offers cash rewards of up to $2,500 for information reported that leads to an arrest in any unsolved felony crime and tipsters can remain anonymous.
Clark County Public Works and Lands now accepting 2023 picnic shelter reservations
Host a party, potluck or special event at a Clark County park. Reserving a shelter ensures your exclusive use on the day of your reservation; shelters that are not reserved are available to use on…
Business Profile: Vancouver Sign Company celebrates 100 years
Vancouver Sign Company, which started business in 1923, put up the first Kiggins Theater sign as well as the first Burgerville sign, among others, and the company, with a new owner, prepares for th…
Washington Department of Transportation faces $600M projected shortfall
Residents of Washington already pay the third highest fuel excise taxes in the nation at 49.4 cents per gallon.
Opinion: Background resources for capital gains income tax court hearing
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center offers a decade of research and short educational videos discussing this income tax.
Rep. Paul Harris bill that would give educators with reprimands another chance receives a hearing
House Bill 1113 would require the Professional Educator Standards Board (PESB) to adopt rules for reviewing and vacating reprimands issued to certificated professional educators.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office phone scam continues
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office has published previous media releases on a current scam which has been victimizing Clark County residents.
Rep. Stephanie McClintock introduces bipartisan legislation to ease occupational licensing regulations
Rep. Stephanie McClintock has introduced her first pieces of legislation with bipartisan support designed to increase job growth in Washington state.
Washington Legislature may include disputed capital gains tax revenue in state budget
Gov. Jay Inslee’s $70.4 billion budget proposal assumes $1.4 billion in revenue from the capital gains income tax that lawmakers passed and the governor signed into law in 2021.
Opinion: Prepare to make less money than expected: PFML payroll tax doubles in 2023
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes lawmakers should stop digging a PFML hole, admit the program harms more workers than it helps, and let workers in our state keep more of the…
Fight over weaponization of federal government gets hot
Concerned parents attacked merely for speaking out against woke school boards.
Medical Examiner’s Office determines identity of man in 1998 cold case
The Medical Examiner’s Office recently identified Michael E. Johnson as the unidentified person found on Oct. 26,1998 in the Columbia River in Vancouver.
Rep. Paul Harris pushes for review of negligent driving penalties with new bill
The bill would allow judges, at their discretion, to impose criminal penalties for negligent driving involving the death of a vulnerable victim.
Letter: ‘What happens when the day comes that we ourselves need care?’
Vancouver resident Vicki Bickford expresses her appreciation for the WA Cares program