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Opinion: ‘Those of us who reside in this state are still living under the emergency powers that Inslee has used to control our lives for the past 800 days’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance discusses the long-overdue need for Gov. Jay Inslee to rescind his emergency powers.
Legislators push back on Interstate Bridge Replacement proposal
The Oregon and Washington legislators on the Bi-state Bridge Committee learned details related to the Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) program recommendations Friday.
Opinion: Governor Inslee’s flight to Scotland could have eliminated a year of CO2 for his entire staff
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center points out the apparent difference between Governor Inslee’s words and his actions.
U.S. senator investigating CDC for tracking Americans’ phones
Citing the “very serious constitutional questions” involved, U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wisconsin, has launched an investigation into the CDC’s actions in tracking the cell phones of millions of Amer…
First annual SUMMER FEST announced for Independence Day Weekend
The annual fireworks show at Fort Vancouver will once again not take place this year on the Fourth of July. Instead, the first annual SUMMER FEST will take place on Sun., July 3.
Candidate filing period and online candidate filing begins May 16
The filing period for citizens wishing to become candidates for elective office is rapidly approaching.
Commission to hear creative communication, outreach strategies to help older residents
The May meeting will also include a brief presentation on the Clark-Cowlitz Fire and Rescue CARES and Fall Prevention programs.
Opinion: Running for office in Washington state
Nancy Churchill provides valuable information for those considering a run for elected office in Washington state.
Paraprofessionals make effective student learning a reality
The need for paraeducators always remains high for every school district, but particularly now in Woodland Public Schools where a staffing shortage has left many exciting opportunities.
County Council seeks applicants for volunteer Solid Waste Advisory Commission
The Clark County Council is seeking applicants for a volunteer position on the Solid Waste Advisory Commission. The position represents southwest Clark County.
Ridgefield High School wins Knowledge Bowl national championship
The Ridgefield team now stands undefeated, having now claimed first place in the league, regional, state, and national Knowledge Bowl competitions.
Opinion: Inslee and Ferguson suppress records of human medical experiments on inmates to protect Inslee’s Vax mandate narrative
Glen Morgan of We the Governed uncovers shares information that indicates Washington’s governor and attorney general appear to have colluded to help suppress and prevent release of recently uncover…
Outdoors enthusiasts celebrate reopening of Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge, closed for two years, reopens with a lengthened trail for hikers, and new habitats for fish, birds, and other animals.
Opinion: Dismissing reality
David Marks discusses why deriding Mass Formation and dismissing its influence during a global crisis is a verification of the phenomenon.
Disposable masks could be used to make more durable concrete
With the pervasive single-use masks during the pandemic now presenting an environmental problem, researchers have demonstrated the idea of incorporating old masks into a cement mixture to create st…
Elon Musk being warned censorship cabal coming after him too
Elon Musk is in the process of taking over Twitter – changing it into a private company and, according to reports, re-establishing a level of speech for conservatives who essentially had been banne…
Battle Ground Community Center gets new landscaping
On May 2, members of the Battle Ground City Council visited the Community Center to review the recently installed landscaping improvements.
Opinion: A success story from Lincoln County on transparent collective bargaining negotiations
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares the many reasons for embracing collective bargaining transparency