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The Study of Sports Podcast Oct. 21, 2026: The sports enthusiasts discuss a current local situation that is making national news, plus high school football, and a brief Mariners talk, too
Paul Valencia, Tony Liberatore, and Cale Piland discuss transgender athletes, a school opting out of varsity football, and a Seattle team reaching the World Series.
Opinion: Workers need employers: New state income tax puts job opportunities at risk
A new study projects roughly 7,800 fewer full-time-equivalent jobs in Washington in 2028 due to the state's new 9.9% income tax.
The Study of Sports Podcast Oct. 2, 2026: The sports enthusiasts about the number of high school football programs who are not getting big numbers; plus schedule talk, too
A Class 4A program near Clark County lacks enough players for varsity, JV, and freshmen teams.
Washougal School District begins consolidation and modernization review process
Washougal School District's 90-day review could close Hathaway Elementary, saving over $1M per year to reduce class sizes.
Raptors look back on strong 2026 and ahead to 2027 and beyond in Ridgefield
Raptors GM Gus Farah says playoff crowds hit 3,700 over two games, with average attendance topping 1,400 despite weather challenges.
Opinion: I-5 transportation infrastructure across the Columbia River
Transportation architect Kevin Peterson argues that achieving a 20% Columbia River transit mode share via LRT would require $25 to $45 billion or more over roughly five decades.
The Study of Sports Podcast Sept. 17, 2026: The sports enthusiasts talk about the new football schedule in the 4A GSHL, some outdoor volleyball, and more in this episode
Paul Valencia, Tony Liberatore, and Cale Piland discuss the 4A GSHL's new double-matchup football schedule and Camas and Ridgefield volleyball.
Opinion: Which state was ranked the best place to live?
WalletHub ranked Idaho No. 1 in its Best States to Live study; Washington placed 33rd, last in safety.
Commission on Aging to discuss housing and mobility at August meeting
…ember Commission on Aging meets Aug. 17 to address housing, mobility, and leadership elections.
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.
Opinion: What is pushing Washington’s gas prices above $5 again? Two truths and one myth
…r gallon, a claim Ecology disputed but its own commissioned study supports.
Council for the Homeless releases 2025 Annual Homeless Response Report
More than 8,200 people experienced homelessness in Clark County in 2025, including over 2,300 children.