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…lark County athletes and teams took part in thrilling championship performances to close out the 2025 high school sports season.
…elder, a local expert in automotive technology, believes autonomous vehicles will make light rail obsolete and should be the focus of future transit investments.
…lark County Today Editor Ken Vance details Rep. John Ley’s concerns about the I-5 Bridge replacement project, including allegations of light rail funding fraud and the potential impact on Washington t…
Vicki Murray argues HB 1296 dismantles Washington’s parental-rights law and expands state control over schools, ignoring a century-old Supreme Court ruling that children aren’t “creatures…
Washington Policy Center analyst Todd Myers argues Gov. Ferguson’s first session continued a decade-long trend of higher taxes and bigger budgets wh…
…ers to watch for benthic algae mats—recently spotted at Cottonwood Beach—that can release toxins lethal to pets and harmful to people.
Clark County native Bill Black urges officials to pause climate-planning work until the county formally decides whether climate change is a “significant local threat,” as required by HB 1181.
…un by winning the 4A title, embracing their legacy as champions and role models for younger athletes.
…lth while supplying local timber markets and supporting salmon-habitat restoration.
Ridgefield fans packed the RORC on opening night, celebrating the return of summer baseball despite a 9-2 loss to the Cowlitz Black Bears.
Vancouver’s new Online Permit Center goes live June 4, giving residents a faster, mobile-friendly way to apply for permits and pay fees.
The Washington State Department of Transportation will close eastbound SR 500 in Camas on Sunday, June 1, from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. to grind out damaged…