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Opinion: Four bad bills that died in 2024, but may be back in 2025
Paul Guppy from Washington Policy Center discusses four bad bills that failed in 2024 but may return in 2025.
POLL: Do you support a statewide policy restricting cell phone usage in Washington schools?
…Should Washington state have a policy on school cell phone usage? Share your opinion.
Opinion: State took in more money than expected for WA Cares
Elizabeth New Hovde of the Washington Policy Center discusses the rising tax revenues for WA Cares and its effects on Washington workers.
Business profile: He Walks Dogs on the right pace with assist from OnPoint
Jose Mateo, owner of He Walks Dogs, thrives with help from OnPoint Credit Union.
Letter: “It’s time to make some reasonable compromises to get the bridge built’
Bob Mattila from Brush Prairie urges compromise in the I-5 bridge project, calling for common-sense solutions.
Retail, community sites wanted for free household battery disposal program
Clark County Public Health seeks local sites to join a free battery recycling program that ensures safe and easy disposal.
Career fairs offer opportunity to meet WSU Vancouver students and alumni
WSU Vancouver hosts career fairs for businesses to meet skilled students and alumni.
Columbia Play Project celebrates four years
…r years, 50,000 served, and the launch of their “Dream the Museum” campaign in Clark County Washington.
Letter: Bob Ferguson and other Democrat elected officials nationwide pick and choose which laws to enforce and which ones to ignore
Tom Schenk from Amboy criticizes Bob Ferguson and Democrat officials for selective law enforcement and defying 2nd Amendment rights.
I-5 Bridge replacement project has the world’s most expensive light rail
…st expensive light rail extension at nearly $2 billion for just 1.9 miles.
Washington could be next state to restrict cell phone usage in schools
Washington may restrict cell phone use in schools starting 2025-26, per new OSPI guidelines.
CCSO deputies arrest prolific retail theft suspect involved in 30-plus Hazel Dell thefts
CCSO deputies arrest Christopher Blancas for 30-plus retail thefts in Hazel Dell, targeting Marshalls and Target.