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Opinion: Apollo’s Misfire: Governor Inslee’s miserable record of predicting the future of climate and energy
Fourteen years after the publication of Governor Inslee’s book, his record at predicting the direction of climate policy and innovation is extremely poor.
FDA official: We can’t keep ‘boosting’ for COVID-19
A top FDA official says a fourth COVID booster shot should be seen as a “stop gap” measure, concluding “we simply can’t be boosting people as frequently as we are.”
Vancouver Permit Center adjusts in-person hours, offers virtual meetings
The city of Vancouver’s Building and Permitting Services Center is open for business in more ways than one.
Love, talent for hockey takes Camas athlete to the Midwest
Rylan Oster, son of Camas High School Athletic Director Rory Oster, lives in Minnesota and plays hockey in South Dakota, while his mom and dad juggle two households in an effort to give Rylan the o…
Camas Athletic Director Rory Oster leaving his post after the school year to move to Minnesota
Rory Oster, the athletic director for Camas Public Schools, and his wife have been juggling two households for a few years, but after this school year, Rory is moving to Minnesota so the family wil…
Vancouver honors volunteers with tree planting
City of Vancouver Volunteer Programs and Urban Forestry added six trees to the Volunteer Grove at Centerpointe Park
Transit gets much attention as details on IBR about to be released
Are 26,000 to 33,000 transit riders ‘strategic misrepresentation’ for IBR?
Opinion: Value nothing more than the truth
Clark County Today Administrator Heidi Wetzler shares that ‘the foundation of totalitarianism is an ideology made of lies and it requires the masses to be too afraid to speak the truth.’
Opinion: 2022 supplemental budget brings huge increase in inflation-adjusted per-capita spending
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares data that illustrates ongoing spending increases adopted by Washington lawmakers.
Jaime Herrera Beutler invites President Biden to meet with Drug Task Force to understand impacts of border crisis on addiction, overdoses in Southwest Washington
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler wrote a letter to President Joe Biden suggesting he meet with a narcotics-focused law enforcement team in Southwest Washington to gain a deeper understanding of…
Legislators should reconvene and suspend gas tax, Republican leader says after seeing revenue report
Senate Republican Leader John Braun of Centralia responded by calling again on the Legislature to support tax and inflation relief.
Opinion: Big to-do list for group overseeing state’s long-term-care law
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides insight into the Monday meeting of the Long-Term Services and Supports Trust Commission.
Ridgefield School District adds new administrator
The Ridgefield School District announced the hiring of Lindsay McQuiston as its newest administrator.
North Clark Historical Museum exhibit will feature lower and upper Amboy fires and Clark County Fire District 10
On Saturday (April 23), North Clark Historical Museum will present a program featuring the Upper and Lower Amboy Fires, and the formation of Fire District 10.
Evergreen School District officials reveal proposed cuts should levy fail again
Evergreen Public Schools, already facing cuts due to a decrease in enrollment, has released more potential cuts if the replacement levy fails this month.
Herrera Beutler to I-5 replacement administrator: Southwest Washington has repeatedly rejected light rail, look to other transit options
Southwest Washington residents have voted down light rail by double-digit margins; continue to raise safety concerns, design limitation problems related to light rail.
U.S. Coast Guard comment period on 116-foot IBR ends April 25
The Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) team is seeking permission to build a bridge offering 32 percent less clearance for Columbia River marine traffic, than the current bridge offers
Washougal Police investigating kidnapping attempt
On Monday (April 18) at about 7:22 p.m., Washougal Police responded to a kidnapping attempt near the 300 block of 6th Street in Washougal.