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Should Washington workers fired for refusing to receive a COVID-19 vaccine be rehired by the state?
Should Washington workers fired for refusing to receive a COVID-19 vaccine be rehired by the state?
High School sports: Columbia River celebrates a year of excellence
The Columbia River boys soccer team had a perfect spring season, giving the school three state championships this academic year, and the Dreves sisters won state titles in volleyball and tennis
Study: Washington’s local news decline hurts democracy, costs taxpayers
The decline of local news in Washington state, with several newspapers closing and consolidation by media giants, is linked to reduced civic engagement, lower voter turnout, higher borrowing costs…
Opinion: Godspeed to rehiring – Get on board, governor
Elizabeth Hovde believes an outreach effort by the state should contain a mea culpa that’s as loud and clear as was the shaming of public employees who chose not to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
Sen. Rand Paul’s plan: Force Senate vote on 5% spending cut
Senator Rand Paul plans to force a Senate vote on a 5% cut in federal spending for the next two years as a conservative alternative to the debt ceiling plan proposed by Joe Biden and House Speaker…
Lemonade Day Junior Market brings kid-owned brands to downtown Vancouver
Lemonade Day’s Junior Market showcases over 150 kid-owned businesses, including Beaded Besties and Skin Treats, where young entrepreneurs aged six to 16 sell their creative homemade and handmade pr…
Clark County residents get first look at IBR details
The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program (IBR) held its first community forum, allowing citizens to view engineering plans for the I-5 corridor, including options for bridge designs, interchanges,…
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 10: A salute to Columbia River boys soccer, and more as we say goodbye to another athletic school year
The sports enthusiasts talk about the conclusion of high school spring sports for Washington, with a salute to Columbia River boys soccer, plus a cool experience for one of the hosts, watching his…
Raptors set to take flight for 2023 baseball season
The Ridgefield Raptors, a West Coast League team for baseball player with college eligibility, open the 2023 campaign Thursday night at the Ridgefield Outdoor Recreation Complex
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez six months late on 2022 property taxes on her auto repair shop
Democratic Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and her husband faced criticism after failing to pay property taxes on their auto repair shop for over six months, prompting concerns about her abil…
Washington collects $600 million more than expected for schools
Washington state surpasses expected capital gains tax revenue by nearly $600 million, totaling $849 million. The capital gains tax, passed in 2021, added a 7 percent charge on profits of more than…
Spring Chinook salmon and steelhead fishing on the Lower Columbia River will close beginning Thursday
The recreational fishery for spring Chinook salmon and steelhead will be closed on the Lower Columbia River from June 1 to June 15 due to exceeding the allowable impacts on endangered species, acco…