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Ridgefield School District celebrates opening of new elementary school
Sunset Ridge Elementary sits on a former Claiborne family farm where green beans and strawberries once grew in Ridgefield.
Letter: Burgess's letter doesn't hold up to FPF's contracts’
Rob Anderson argues FPF's own contracts contradict Paul Burgess's claim that Fourth Plain Forward is not a county contractor.
Opinion: The County Charter shows that Councilor Fuentes must resign Fourth Plain Forward or County Council
Anderson argues Charter Section 8.8 bars Fuentes from holding both his council seat and his paid role at Fourth Plain Forward, a County contractor that received roughly $299,000 in 2025.
Opinion: Explanations about the ‘deputy county auditor’ title still aren't adding up
Rob Anderson argues Mitchell Kelly's "deputy county auditor" title was repeatedly used in campaign materials despite records showing it arrived one week after he announced his run.
Letter: ‘I do not think that 9.9 percent on income above a million dollars is much of a reform’
Camas resident Anthony Teso argues I-645 would permanently ban income taxes while leaving sales tax obligations intact.
Opinion: When politicians say one thing and do something else
Washington's Dept. of Health is raising mobile home park operating fees by up to 250 percent, Harmsworth argues.
As AI use in schools grows, lawmakers and districts scramble to set up guardrails
85% of teachers used AI in class last year, but few received training on its risks or ethical boundaries.
Opinion: ACA enrollment drops should force honest conversations about healthcare costs
Washington's ACA enrollment fell nearly 13%, but disenrolled does not necessarily mean uninsured.
Opinion: How the federal tax-credit scholarship could help Washington state teachers
Washington teachers spend an average of $1,041 annually on classroom supplies — ranking 11th highest in the nation.
Letter: The cracks in the foundation – Why Washington’s education system is faltering
…nt argues union demands and bureaucratic bloat are draining classroom funds despite billions in state investment.
Dina Sawyer named principal at Gause Elementary School
Dina Sawyer transitions from special education teacher to permanent principal at Gause Elementary after serving as interim leader.
Letter: The county manager gets a raise while taxpayers get a new tax
County approves manager raise while claiming no general fund money exists for desperately needed deputies.