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POLL: Experts say the Inflation Reduction Act passed by the Senate raises taxes on the middle class, even though President Joe Biden says it doesn’t. Who do you trust? The experts or President Biden?
…en though President Joe Biden says it doesn’t. Who do you trust? The experts or President Biden?
Fauci: I symbolize ‘craving for consistency, for integrity, for truth’
…udience a phenomenon called “the Fauci effect,” the White House coronavirus adviser said Tuesday that at a time in which “untruths and lies” have become normalized, he’s become a symbol of a “craving”…
Clark County Republican Women urge residents to unify behind Joe Kent for U.S. House seat in Washington’s Third Congressional District
CCRW will ask its members to officially endorse Joe Kent at its next CCRW general membership dinner on Sept. 9.
Clark County seeks nominations for local businesses, individuals for Disability Employment Awareness Awards
Clark County is seeking nominations of businesses and individuals for its annual Clark County Disability Employment Awareness Month Awards.
Firefighters extinguish house fire near Columbia River High School
…led to a working fire in the 300 block of NW 96th street — just a few blocks east of Columbia River High School.
‘Read my lips’: Experts say Biden inflation bill raises taxes
…s say the Democrats’ new “inflation bill” effectively does just that.
Opinion: The plot thickens – Union negotiations appear able to alter Inslee’s booster-inclusive vaccine mandate for state employment
…flicting information regarding an update to the booster-inclusive vaccine mandate for state employment.
Commerce offers up to $5 million to non-profit organizations assisting underserved entrepreneurs and small businesses
Grants from $34.5-million Small Business Innovation Fund will support special programs to spur small business recovery, startup and growth.
Commission to hear creative communication, outreach strategies used by peer-to-peer educators to help older residents
Learn how peer-to-peer educators are creatively conducting outreach with older residents, families, friends, and neighbors at the next meeting of the Commission on Aging, 4:30 p.m. Wed., Aug. 17.
Opinion: Washington state auditor identifies 62 federal audit findings against Washington agencies
…ts out that many of the violations were with accounting and use of federal COVID relief funds.
Opinion: A win for healthy forests
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill discusses the recent Washington Supreme Court ruling that she feels is a win for the DNR, schools and the environment.
Opinion: Too often, when electricity demand peaks, wind disappears
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center discusses the belief that we can meet future energy needs with more wind power.