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Ideological divide over general tax relief on display at Washington state legislative preview
Sen. Lynda Wilson prefers to put $4.5 billion of ending fund balance to work in the form of tax relief for Washington taxpayers.
Opinion: Attorney General goes on capital gains income tax rabbit hunt
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center disputes the claim that a tax on capital gains income is an ‘excise tax’ rather than an income tax.
C-TRAN helps raise awareness of human trafficking in January
January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and C-TRAN is putting a spotlight on this important issue by providing information and resources for people in need.
Area residents can explore majors and careers with WSU Vancouver
Classroom to Career events are free and open to the public.
POLL: Should inmates serving time in Washington prisons be paid minimum wage for work performed while they are incarcerated?
Should inmates serving time in Washington prisons be paid minimum wage for work performed while they are incarcerated?
Vancouver Police arrest Mountain View High School teacher
On Tuesday (Jan. 3), Vancouver Police were contacted by a staff member at the Evergreen School District after a 17-year-old student had reported that a teacher had engaged in a text conversation th…
Commentary: Camas, Union girls basketball create special atmosphere
Reporter Paul Valencia, who has covered high school sports in Clark County for more than 20 years, opines about the special night Tuesday when the Camas girls basketball team played host to Union b…
Opinion: Senate rules propose Title-Only bill ban
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center explains why he believes Title-only bills aren’t worth the paper they’re printed on.
City of Vancouver seeks volunteer to serve on Vancouver Housing Authority Board
The city of Vancouver is seeking a volunteer with an interest in affordable, accessible housing to fill a vacancy on the Vancouver Housing Authority (VHA) Board of Commissioners.
Vancouver’s Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program application process now open
The program will allocate approximately $300,000 for traffic calming projects and has opened the call for project locations phase of the program.
Opinion: One window closes, another opens: Four new groups of workers can seek exemption from long-term-care tax
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center outlines the four new groups of Washington state workers are eligible for an exemption
American Sign Language students showcase learning at Washougal School District
The ASL Showcase is an opportunity for students to demonstrate their proficiency with the language while building confidence in performance, public speaking, and dance.