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  1. OpinionApr 26, 2023Chris Corry

    Opinion: The highs and lows of the 2023 Legislative Session

    State Rep. Chris Corry offers his assessment of the recently completed session of the Washington State Legislature.

  2. NewsApr 26, 2023Clark County Today

    Washougal School District levies passing; Woodland levy is being rejected by narrow margin

    Voters in Washougal have approved a pair of levy requests while voters in Woodland appear to be narrowly rejecting a levy request by their district, with more results to come.

  3. TransportationApr 26, 2023Timothy Schumann

    Washington fuel prices up 73 cents this year after 14 weeks of price hikes

    Washingtonians are paying higher prices at the pump compared to the national average due to a carbon tax implemented earlier this year, with the state’s average gas price reaching $4.57 per gallon,…

  4. NewsApr 26, 2023Clark County Today

    Hockinson School District 3 position now open

    Hockinson School District is seeking qualified applicants to fill a vacancy for District 3 Director following the resignation of long-time board member Dave Olson, who thanked fellow board members…

  5. PeopleApr 26, 2023Clark County Today

    Prairie High School graduate hopes to start alumni association

    Jayson Dodge, a Prairie High School graduate from 1988, is hosting a meeting to create a Prairie High School Alumni Association, with the aim of creating a scholarship program and organizing clubs…

  6. NewsApr 26, 2023Clark County Today

    Vancouver Fire Department responds to early morning house fire

    A house fire in Vancouver’s Heights neighborhood prompted a response from 19 firefighters, who were able to extinguish the fire and help two residents and a dog escape safely.

  7. TransportationApr 25, 2023TJ Martinell

    Fears of ‘double taxation’ loom as Legislature passes I-5 bridge toll bill

    The Washington Legislature passed a bill allowing tolling on the Interstate 5 Bridge spanning the Columbia River, despite opposition from Republicans who raised concerns about toll revenue and its…

  8. OpinionApr 25, 2023Elizabeth Hovde

    Opinion: No new taxes? That’s not how it’s going to feel

    Opinion: No new taxes? That’s not how it’s going to feel. Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center points out that while lawmakers talk about no new taxes passed this session, that’s not rea…

  9. NewsApr 25, 2023Bob Unruh

    Former White House physician to Biden: Take cognitive test or drop out!

    Texas Rep. Ronny Jackson, former White House physician for Barack Obama and current House Republican, has renewed his call for President Joe Biden to undergo a cognitive test, citing concerns about…

  10. Community NewsApr 25, 2023Clark County Today

    New playground at Esther Short Park to open Saturday

    Vancouver Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle will cut the ribbon on the city’s newest fully inclusive playground at Esther Short Park, featuring a double slide, boulder scramble, climbing dome, zero-entry me…

  11. OpinionApr 25, 2023Nancy Churchill

    Opinion: Why you should make a stand in Washington state

    Nancy Churchill believes the social choice facing every community is anarchy-and-destruction or order-and-prosperity.

  12. YouthApr 25, 2023Clark County Today

    Woodland’s Dual Language 4th graders use bilingualism and technology to collaborate on class projects with student counterparts in Puerto Rico

    Fourth-grade students at Columbia Elementary School in the Dual Language Program collaborate with Spanish-speaking students in Puerto Rico to break down cultural barriers through language and socia…