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City of Vancouver offers free business advising
Vancouver offers free one-hour business advising sessions this fall to support local entrepreneurs.
Gluesenkamp Perez issues statement on I-5 Bridge tolling proposals
Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez urges prioritizing congestion relief in I-5 Bridge tolling proposals.
Opinion: Fact check – Repealing Washington’s expensive CO2 tax won’t harm air quality
Todd Myers challenges the CO2 tax, citing EPA data showing Spokane’s air quality improvement.
Opinion: Election Prep – OSPI and Public Lands races
Nancy Churchill discusses the 2024 general election, focusing on the races for OSPI and Public Lands.
WA, OR continue to consider tolls for Interstate Bridge replacement project
WA and OR consider tolls for Interstate Bridge Replacement project connecting the two states.
Letter: ‘Portland quietly admitting that TriMet’s ridership is too low to be worth running full-capacity trains’
Bryan White of Orchards expresses concern about TriMet’s low ridership and potential impacts on Clark County.
Children to be able to shine at Dozer Day this weekend, operating heavy machinery
Dozer Day returns this weekend at the Clark County Event Center, offering hands-on activities with heavy machinery for children.
Opinion: Think it’s tough to do business in Washington? Here’s the proof …
Mark Harmsworth discusses Washington’s anti-business policies and their impact on business startups and growth.
City Manager submits recommended 2025/26 biennial budget to Vancouver City Council
Vancouver City Manager submits the recommended 2025/26 biennial budget, reflecting Council and community priorities.
Opinion: What would be the real impact of I-2117 on transit?
Charles Prestrud discusses the real impact of I-2117 on Washington’s transit funding.
Battle Ground Police Department announces use of body-worn cameras
The Battle Ground Police Department will begin using body-worn cameras on October 7.
Public safety advocates warn of effort to reduce public defender caseloads
Public safety advocates warn that efforts to reduce public defender caseloads may lead to serious consequences for justice in Washington