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Elected officials’ swearing in ceremony scheduled for Jan. 7
Clark County’s elected officials, including Sherry Erickson, Wil Fuentes, and Matt Little, will be sworn in by Judge Vanderwood on Jan. 7 in Vancouver.
Emergency pavement repairs on SR 14 West Camas Slough Bridge begin Jan. 7
Emergency pavement repairs on the aging SR 14 West Camas Slough Bridge begin Jan. 7 after heavy rainfall worsened existing damage.
Opinion: How speed limits are set
Doug Dahl of The Wise Drive explains how speed limits are determined and their role in traffic safety.
Opinion: State lawmakers can help protect rights of public employees
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center urges Washington state lawmakers to protect public employees’ First Amendment rights regarding union membership and dues.
Letter: ‘Making the safety of our roads political cannot be allowed to happen’
Sara Schmit challenges the Save Vancouver Streets petition, advocating for safety and efficient city planning in Vancouver, Washington.
Opinion: A year-in-review of community news, from a ‘former’ Sports reporter
Paul Valencia reflects on 2024, highlighting community stories from grassroots initiatives to education achievements.
High school basketball: Camas’ Ethan Harris a huge hit at prestigious Les Schwab Invitational
Ethan Harris of Camas led the Les Schwab Invitational in scoring and earned first-team honors.
Opinion: TriMet should receive the Golden Fleece Award
John Ley critiques TriMet’s funding demands for the IBR, calling it a taxpayer fleecing.
Sports Year in Review: Clark County high school teams won state titles in all three sports seasons
Clark County athletes made 2024 unforgettable, claiming state titles in basketball, volleyball, baseball, soccer, and more.
Opinion: Workers should get ready for this week’s pay decrease
Elizabeth New (Hovde) critiques Washington’s paid-leave fund, highlighting rising payroll taxes and questioning its fairness and efficiency.
Bipartisan legislation could save parents thousands of dollars in medical bills
…-sharing for maternity services, potentially saving Washington parents thousands in medical bills.
Opinion: To solve Washington’s problems, the next governor must learn from Inslee’s mistakes
Todd Myers reflects on Jay Inslee’s leadership and highlights key lessons for Washington’s next governor to address pressing state challenges.