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Clark County Republican Central Committee votes unanimously to censure former vice chair
Kathy McDonald allegedly violated the CCRP bylaws in October of 2022 when she co-hosted a fundraiser for the now-elected Congresswoman, Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez.
Opinion: Universal health care sounds good until it doesn’t; SJM 8006 offers a misguided wish
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes we need to start with an understanding that health care is not a right.
‘Take back this country from an emboldened progressive Left’
After 50 years, conservative giant pushing ‘ambitious, audacious, and aspirational agenda.’
Battle Ground Police seek assistance to ID suspect in assault
The suspect assaulted a restaurant employee before bystanders intervened.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Unit investigates Feb. 7 fatal motorcycle collision
On Feb. 10, detectives were informed the motorcyclist – identified as 21-year-old William D. Linson of Portland, Oregon – had died at area hospital
County Council appoints Karl Johnson and Jack Harroun to Planning Commission
The Clark County Council yesterday appointed Karl Johnson and Jack Harroun to the county’s volunteer Planning Commission.
John Boyd named permanent superintendent of Evergreen Public Schools
John Boyd, a veteran educator with almost three decades of experience as a teacher and leader in public education, was named the permanent superintendent of Evergreen Public Schools on Tuesday.
Multiple bills from Rep. Waters, including legislation to increase workforce opportunities, pass out of committee
House Bill 1730 would help the state’s workforce by opening certain job positions to a larger group of applicants.
Letter: Marie votes against small businesses
Ridgefield resident Carley Meuchel shares her thoughts on the vote by Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez on The Family and Small Business Act.
Opinion: Where’s the love for taxpayers this Valentine’s Day?
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center believes it seems the tax love in Washington knows only one direction, to infinity and beyond.
Conservatives warned IRS is lining up ‘Lois Lerner Part 2’
Tax agency continuing attacks on Christians and conservatives.
Washington state pump price idles as national average falls
While fuel prices have been falling slightly for the last few weeks when looking at the national average, citizens of the Evergreen State have to dig deeper into their wallets than most.