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With Gov. Inslee not seeking a fourth term, will Washington voters elect a Republican governor for the first time since 1982?
Washington Governor Jay Inslee’s decision not to seek a fourth term has drawn both praise and criticism from political allies and foes, with Democrats lauding his accomplishments while Republicans…
O Street Project will join Fruit Valley Terrace as a village started by the Community Roots Collaborative, which brings people and associations together in an effort to solve homelessness issues.
Washington lawmakers have passed a bill that would exempt certain aspects of the state’s election system from public records requests and centralize all local records requests with the Secretary of…
Southwest Washington will have additional officers conducting DUI enforcement this Cinco De Mayo to prevent impaired driving-related deaths, with a goal of zero people involved in a serious or fata…
The collaborative effort to develop Parker’s Landing Historical Park in Camas-Washougal, which includes several centennial projects and historic dedications, continues with the new annual Parkersvi…
Re-Imagined Radio will present a science-fiction classic, “The Day the Earth Stood Still,” in May, with subsequent broadcasts and streams provided by local, regional and international broadcast par…
Wynn Grcich encourages others to share their thoughts on her idea of a County Book of the Month Club.
Ridgefield High School Theatre is putting on six performances of the musical comedy “The Addams Family” starting May 5, featuring an original story about Wednesday Addams falling in love and the ch…
As of Monday, the state Department of Revenue reports 3,160 capital gains tax payments have been received for a total of $848,495,284.09.
Rep. Stephanie McClintock, Rep. Greg Cheney, and Sen. Ann Rivers will review some of the bills that did and did not pass during the 105-day regular session.
As of noon Wednesday, travelers on State Route 504 once again had access past the gates at Coldwater Lake continuing up to the Johnston Ridge Observatory.