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Transportation Commission to discuss a pay-per-mile proposal and traffic safety challenges in our state
The Washington State Transportation Commission will cover several topics at its Dec. 13 and 14 meeting, including statewide traffic safety challenges, a statewide road usage charge program, and app…
Rep. Peter Abbarno sponsors four bills aimed at making Washington safer, more prosperous
State Rep. Peter Abbarno (Republican, 20th Legislative District) this week pre-filed four bills for the upcoming 2023 legislative session aimed at making Washington a safer and more prosperous plac…
Opinion: Lawmakers can help workers with this WA Cares repeal bill
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains why lawmakers should take the legislator’s gift of a way out of bad policy.
Stolen vehicle suspect arrested in possession with drugs
James Mcauley was found to be in possession of several hundred Fentanyl pills and Methamphetamine
Members of County Council vote to raise property taxes
In a marathon end-of-the-year meeting Tuesday that included the business of the 2023 budget hearing, members of the Clark County Council voted to approve a County Property Tax Levy Option for the 2…
Operation Warm comes to Marshall Elementary
International Association of Fire Firefighters Local 452 has organized, with the help of several local businesses, a coat drive to ensure that all children in the region are warm during the winter…
Seven Clark County volleyball players named to all-state teams
Athletes from Columbia River, Ridgefield, Camas, Prairie, and La Center voted to all-state teams by volleyball coaches.
New citizen initiative would take leash off police in chasing violent criminals
I-1474, which comes in response to House Bill 1054, passed in 2021, which limits police to engaging in a pursuit.
Autopsy study ties deaths to COVID vaccine
Dr. Peter McCullough is among prominent cardiologists calling for a halt to the COVID-19 mRNA shots, contending there is a link between the vaccines and the apparent increase in reports of sudden d…
Holly Jolly Jubilee brings holiday cheer to Battle Ground while helping to support youth drug and alcohol prevention activities
Families are invited to a fun-filled event on December 10 in Battle Ground. The event is hosted by several local businesses and will feature free activities for kids as well as holiday treats and h…
‘Tis the season: Fraudsters ready to target holiday shoppers
As the holiday season swings into full gear, shoppers need to maintain their vigilance in guarding against fraud.
Opinion: Let freedom ring
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill states ‘a focus on freedom is how we will win the culture war; humanity is longing to be free.’
2023 parking passes for county regional parks on sale
The 2023 annual parking passes for county regional parks are available for purchase beginning Tuesday (Dec. 6).
County chair says abrupt swearing in of District 5 councilor was ‘appalling’
Karen Bowerman also tells Clark County Today she believes the political maneuvering was done with the intent to raise taxes on area residents during this week’s 2023 budget process.
Battle Ground Police investigate report of implied threat at Battle Ground High School
On Friday (Dec. 2), Battle Ground Police became aware of an apparent threat of gun violence at Battle Ground High School for a specific date and time.
Washington lawmakers updated on state’s new tactics on drug control
The Substance Abuse Recovery Services Advisory Committee was updated Monday morning on investments and work related to legislation in response to the Washington State Supreme Court’s Blake decision…
Woodland Public Schools outlines plans and establishes goals to continue improving student learning
Through comprehensive improvement plans and aligned goal-setting, Woodland Public Schools creates a cycle of continuous improvement to ensure that student learning becomes better and better through…
Thought Police alarm: U.S. urges you to confront friends’ ‘misinformation’
The Biden administration has awarded $5 million to a group of journalists developing software to encourage Americans to confront their friends over “harmful” posts and to “correct misinformation” s…