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A La Center resident argues that requiring four of five councilors to approve tax increases would represent the people better.
Twenty-four firefighters from two agencies responded, no injuries were reported, and the Fire Marshal's Office is investigating the cause.
A senior who doubted his ability early on now starts on offense and defense for a 7-2 team headed to the 1A state playoffs.
Skyview is 10-0, Seton Catholic trailed four times before winning, and Woodland also advanced, while Ridgefield and La Center play Saturday.
Preliminary findings show a Mercedes left the roadway, entered the crosswalk area and struck a large signal pole.
James Teague asks how many of the roughly 21,000 filers subject to the millionaire levy will keep a principal residence in Washington in 2029.
A 35-year-old man was hit by one vehicle and then struck by a second that briefly stopped and drove away, police say.
A Clark County doctor of veterinary medicine can apply for a volunteer term ending Sept. 30, 2027, with applications due Nov. 30.
Jordan Wade says the Orchards-area venue gets everyone playing together, with sport air courts and a junior jungle.
American Legion Auxiliary Tum Tum Unit 168 in Amboy lists in-person events honoring veterans on Nov. 7 and Nov. 11.
Backers and opponents of I-638 agree it will pass, and it is scheduled to take effect Dec. 3 unless a court intervenes.
A reader poll asks which factor matters most in candidate selection, from the sitting president to fuel prices, federal funding or local issues.