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Rep. Vicki Kraft to hold virtual town hall meeting Thursday
Rep. Vicki Kraft is inviting 17th District citizens to join her Thursday (Feb. 24) for a virtual “Zoom” town hall meeting to discuss issues and answer questions about the 2022 legislative session.
Evergreen School Board selects Jacqueline Weatherspoon as new board member
The Evergreen School Board Directors has selected Jacqueline Weatherspoon to fill Director 4 position left vacant when Rachel Rogers resigned.
Is Washington starting a trade war with Oregon, Alaska, and Idaho?
Have Washington Democrats in the legislature started a trade war? Their $16.8 billion transportation package includes raising taxes on Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska citizens via a tax on exported fuels.
‘Scientific fraud’: Drs. Robert Malone, Ryan Cole react to CDC hiding data
‘Scientific fraud’: Drs. Robert Malone, Ryan Cole react to CDC hiding data
Opinion: State Board of Health moves closer to mandating COVID-19 vaccine for children
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center discusses the push toward mandating a COVID-19 vaccine for students.
High school wrestling: A chat with the 2022 champions
CJ Hamblin of Mountain View and Prairie’s Alex Ford and Faith Tarrant describe what life has been like since winning state wrestling championships over the weekend.
Government buries COVID data because it’s ‘misinterpreted’ by ‘anti-vaxxers’
Stats indicate vaccinated MORE likely to get COVID-19 than unvaccinated.
Excess deaths climb at significant rate during pandemic
How many people have been harmed by mandates or vaccines?
State basketball: Evergreen’s journey is the surprise of the tourney
The WIAA has announced the matchups for the state regional rounds in boys and girls basketball, and Clark County has seven teams remaining in various classifications.
Opinion: WSDOT employees – ‘How we were treated was terrible, just absolutely terrible’
Mariya Frost of the Washington Policy Center shares stories from former employees about how they were treated by WSDOT leaders.
Senate majority has no excuse for lack of tax relief in spending proposal, says Sen. Lynda Wilson
Majority Democrats failed to include direct tax relief in the 2021-23 supplemental operating budget they proposed this morning.
Senator Cleveland fights to delay fuel export tax over Oregon’s ‘grave concern’
Could Washington’s $16.8 billion transportation tax start a tax battle with Oregon?
Eras of excellence: Camas athletes appreciate the legacies of their moms
Addison Harris’ mom is Carla Idsinga Harris, a Battle Ground graduate and one of the best basketball players in Clark County history, and Parker and Kendall Mairs’ mom is Heather Paulsen Mairs, who…
Opinion: Washington state mask mandate for businesses, schools ends March 21
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center discusses Gov. Jay Inslee’s decision to lift state mask mandates.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office responds to shooting near Heritage High School
A preliminary investigation indicates the shooting is a result of an ongoing dispute among rival gangs.
Commission on Aging offers opportunities to advocate for older residents and more livable communities
The county is looking for people with an interest in issues and advocacy for older adults, related to: housing; transportation/mobility; supportive services; healthy communities; and community enga…
Herrera Beutler, Murray, Cantwell press for additional funds to restore Ridgefield Wildlife Refuge Community Center
Lawmakers look to build upon funding secured last year, press for funding in FY ’23 to meet the construction’s five-year plan.
Area residents can pledge to reduce food waste by joining 2022 WasteBusters Challenge
The 21-day WasteBusters Challenge is March 1-21 and participants can join as individuals or as a team.