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POLL: In spite of the pandemic Washington state has a surplus in excess of $10 billion. Does that justify a repeal of the capital gains income tax passed by majority Democrats in 2021?
In spite of the pandemic Washington state has a surplus in excess of $10 billion. Does that justify a repeal of the capital gains income tax passed by majority Democrats in 2021?
In spite of the pandemic Washington state has a surplus in excess of $10 billion. Does that justify a repeal of the capital gains income tax passed by majority Democrats in 2021?
Target Zero: Teaching young drivers the rules of the road
Law enforcement and the Target Zero safety plan are teaming up to emphasize safe driving habits to young drivers after several fatal crashes in Clark County in recent months.
Opinion: Another attempt at a state-based single-payer health care system
Roger Stark of the Washington Policy Center discusses the belief of state Democrats that a single-payer health care system is viable.
Opinion: The crumbling COVID narrative
Vancouver resident Jennifer Baker discusses the breakthrough of the vaccine delusion and COVID-19 hysteria.
City of Vancouver presents local paralympian Yen Hoang with Key to the City
On Tuesday, Vancouver Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle presented Paralympian athlete Yen Hoang with the Key to the City.
Rep. Vicki Kraft responds to Gov. Jay Inslee’s comments about representative government and election integrity
Governor’s comments made during Tuesday’s 2022 State of the State speech.
City of Vancouver invites public to serve on the Strategic Plan Advisory Committee
Members will be appointed to a two-year term to help develop and update the 2022-2027 Vancouver Strategic Plan.
GoFundMe spotlight: Vancouver family looking to take special vacation to Florida
A trip planned two years ago was called off during the pandemic, but now 10-year-old Lola King wants her dream vacation with her parents, a trip that will mean even more to the family due to the da…
Cancer claims the life of area firefighter
Clark County Fire District 6 Firefighter/Paramedic Joe Killian, who served the District for 26 years, has lost his battle with cancer.
City of Vancouver officials announce Police Chief James McElvain’s forthcoming retirement
Police Chief James McElvain will be retiring from his position with the Vancouver Police Department effective June 30, 2022.
Opinion: State Board of Health hearing addresses quarantine rules and child vaccine mandate
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes it is not unreasonable to be keeping an eye on the State Board of Health and state Department of Health.
Over half of new COVID-19 cases now ‘breakthrough’ of vaccinated individuals
Breakthrough cases double in Clark County as Omicron wave hits.
Evergreen School Board recruits District 4 replacement
Evergreen Public Schools Board of Directors is accepting applications from residents living within the District 4 Directors Boundaries to fill a vacant seat on the governing board.
Opinion: Capturing your focus is the goal
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill shares her thoughts on House Bill 1772, which addresses emergency powers reform.
‘Savor The Couve’ continues to help businesses and nonprofit organizations
The takeout dining collaboration “Savor the Couve” hit its 10th week generating more than $77,000 for local restaurants and nonprofit organizations in the Greater Vancouver area and supplying hundr…
Senate Republicans step forward with sweeping proposal for tax relief, reform to help families, job creators
Sen. Lynda Wilson said the capital-gains income tax that was passed by majority Democrats in 2021 but wouldn’t be collected until 2023 can be repealed without harming the state’s finances.
Morning accident partially closes Padden Parkway Tuesday morning
Crews from multiple agencies responded to an accident involving a semi truck Tuesday morning on Padden Parkway.