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POLL: Should doctors in Washington state be allowed to prescribe ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine?
Should doctors in Washington state be allowed to prescribe ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine?
Should doctors in Washington state be allowed to prescribe ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine?
Gov. Jay Inslee announces lifting of most mask mandates March 21
COVID-19 trends give leaders confidence to look towards next phase of pandemic response
Grants boost two affordable housing projects in Vancouver
Two affordable housing projects – one nearing completion and one in the planning stages –recently received grants from the Washington State Department of Commerce.
Basketball update: Washougal girls clinch spot to state regionals
Evergreen and Mountain View boys are in great position to make it to state in Class 3A, while the Camas boys and Skyview girls survive
ODOT I-205 tolling effort moves forward, projecting a 12-hour reduction in traffic congestion by 2045
New lanes and tolling to reduce I-205 congestion by 12 hours according to ODOT.
New revenue forecast means more reason for tax relief in 2022, says Sen. Lynda Wilson
The case for providing tax relief this year is even stronger after seeing 2022’s first quarterly forecast of state-government revenue.
High school boys swimming: More than 20 Clark County athletes going to state meet
Sam Empey of Union qualifies for the 50 freestyle with the fastest time in the state as two dozen swimmers from the county prepare for final meet of the season
Opinion: $10.5 billion increase in revenue forecast since last March
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses the state’s ever-increasing revenue and how it should lead lawmakers to be receptive to broad-based sales tax relief.
Ridgefield High School speech and debate team talking its way to the top
The Spudder Invitational Tournament in December was held via Zoom in order to comply with the differing COVID restrictions of participating schools.
Senate passes emergency powers bill without Republican amendments
Republican leaders issue statement in response to passage of Senate Bill 5909.
Love Street Playhouse reopens with comedy Beau Jest
Love Street Playhouse announces the reopening of its doors. Presenting the comedy, Beau Jest, a hilarious farce by James Sherman playing March 11-27 at Love Street Playhouse in Woodland
Evergreen Board approves levy proposals for April 2022 ballot
Latest request is for a lower levy tax rate than voters rejected in Feb. 8 special election
Clark County Superior and District Courts to resume jury trials
Clark County District and Superior Courts will resume holding jury trials beginning Mon., Feb. 28.
Contractors are planning for the future at the Construction Executive Summit
The day-long conference features three keynote speakers, 12 breakout sessions as well as meals and refreshments.
Black History Month roundtable will address how lessons learned from past infrastructure projects are informing IBR program equity emphasis
On Fri., Feb. 25, 5:30-7 p.m., the Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) program will host “Black Communities and their Relationships with Infrastructure,” a virtual roundtable discussion
High school wrestling: Close to 100 athletes ready to represent Clark County at Mat Classic
CJ Hamblin, now wrestling for Mountain View, is looking for his third state title while 94 other athletes from Clark County are also hoping to shine in the Tacoma Dome.
Opinion: Latest state test scores show massive drop in learning at Washington public schools
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center discusses the decline in test scores in reading and math for state tests administered to students in November.