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Opinion: Government inflation continues to hammer workers’ paychecks
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes we need to privatize workers’ compensation and repeal PFML and WA Cares to help workers keep more of their earnings.
Dems now adopt GOP suggestion to split U.S. into ‘red’ and ‘blue’
Large percentage of ‘Biden supporters’ want their states to secede.
Repair work on the I-5 North Fork Lewis River Bridge wraps up ahead of schedule
The WSDOT contractor finished critical structural repairs on the I-5 North Fork Lewis River Bridge ahead of schedule and reopened all lanes of travel across the northbound span at 6:30 a.m. on Wed.…
Hospitals challenge free non-emergency health care for non-Washingtonians
The Washington State Hospital Association filed a lawsuit in Thurston County Superior Court challenging the state Dept. of Health’s edict saying hospitals must offer non-emergency care to anyone in…
Biden’s border ‘security’ takes aim at Christians
A report at Decision Magazine documents that the U.S., with Joe Biden now in the White House, has cut the resettlement of Christians fleeing persecution around the globe by 70% – compared to 2016.
Annual Fall Bazaar and Craft Show scheduled for Oct. 27-28
The North Clark Historical Museum will be the site of the annual Fall Bazaar and Craft Show Fri.-Sat., Oct. 27-28.
Day of the Dead event is Saturday at Esther Short Park
Vancouver’s Dia de Muertos celebration, presented by Vancouver Ballet Folklorico, started four years ago, moved to Esther Short Park in Vancouver in 2021, and the celebration continues to grow.
Clark College kitchens to host two national certification tests
Clark College’s Tod & Maxine McClaskey Culinary Institute will open both its baking and cuisine kitchens to host two national exams for professional bakers and professional chefs.
Park tulip tree is nominated for Clark County heritage status
A tulip tree at Parker’s Landing Historical Park has been nominated for Clark County heritage status with anticipation of a decision in November.
Gathering for Change: Solving Homelessness Together
The Council for the Homeless 2023 “Gathering for Change: Solving Homelessness Together” event will be held Thursday at the Kiggins Theatre at 5 p.m.
City seeks volunteer to serve on Building and Fire Code Commission
The city of Vancouver is seeking a qualified volunteer to fill one vacancy on its Building and Fire Code Commission.
Battle Ground man pleads guilty to stealing nearly $1.28M from vulnerable customers
Brian Davie, 44, used unauthorized cash withdrawals, money transfers, and cashier’s checks to embezzle nearly $1.28 million from the accounts of eight identified victims while working at the Battle…