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Clark County Public Works ready to respond to winter weather
…er weather with road safety measures, snow removal, and response to hazards across unincorporated areas.
Opinion: Workers need money — and the many other gifts work can bring
…ork, its benefits for workers and employers, and its impact on personal growth.
County seeks applicants for Community Action Advisory Board
Clark County seeks applicants for its Community Action Advisory Board to advocate for funding supporting housing and self-sufficiency programs.
How Should Washington Taxpayers Handle TriMet’s Proposed Light Rail Costs? Share Your Thoughts!
C-TRAN Board reviews TriMet’s proposal for Washington taxpayers to fund 45% of light rail operating costs, sparking local debate.
Nonprofit relaunches campaign demanding NCAA protect women’s sports
The Independent Women’s Forum relaunches a campaign urging the NCAA to protect women’s sports.
C-TRAN offering free service, extended hours this New Year’s Eve
C-TRAN offers free service and extended hours on New Year’s Eve, helping Clark County celebrate safely.
Rep. Peter Abbarno elected House Republican Caucus Chair; committee assignments announced
…cus Chair and appointed to key committees for the 2025 session.
Local robotics team earns Inspire Award at Watt Interleague
…r earned the Inspire Award at the Watt Interleague competition, ranking No. 1 globally.
Opinion: Get ready for the 2025 legislative session
…y Churchill emphasizes the importance of citizen participation as the 2025 Washington legislative session begins.
Opinion: On AI, Washington state should take cues from Washington DC
Donald Kimball discusses how Washington state can learn from federal AI policies to foster innovation.
Opinion: Thousands of Republicans didn’t vote. Why?
…mas Schenk discusses low Republican voter turnout and election concerns in Clark County.
Opinion: New law increases penalties for pedestrian deaths
Doug Dahl highlights a new Washington law addressing pedestrian deaths with tougher penalties for negligence.