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Opinion: Let the hostage-taking continue: More public employees will now be able to stop the government’s work
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains why it’s not appropriate for any group of public employees to be unionized.
City of Vancouver invites residents to planning open house for Raymond E. Shaffer Community Park
Raymond E. Shaffer Park is a 17-acre undeveloped community park in north-central Vancouver.
Final budget update even worse for families, says Sen. Lynda Wilson
Other prominent legislators joined Wilson in expressing that the just-completed 2022 session fell short on addressing concerns they and other Republican lawmakers have been hearin…
Vancouver gears up for busy season of paving and preserving streets in 2022
Approximately 25 neighborhoods in the city will see some type of pavement management work this summer.
POLL: When you made your decision about a COVID shot, do you feel you had complete and accurate information about possible side effects from the vaccine?
When you made your decision about a COVID shot, do you feel you had complete and accurate information about possible side effects from the vaccine?
All will pay, only some will benefit with majority’s new transportation package
Transportation package taxes all with benefits for some.
Sheriff Chuck Atkins issues statement on use of force in Clark County Jail
An internal affairs investigation by the Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO), and review of Pierce County Sheriff’s Department criminal investigation by the Clark County…
Members of Vancouver City Council question Oregon’s tolling program
…that meeting (with ODOT) and asking what Southwest Washington residents get out of this proposal’
Obama adviser tells Biden to be more ‘honest,’ ‘own’ inflation
Joe Biden needs to be more “honest,” less “disingenuous” and “own” the fact that the inflation U.S. consumers now are struggling to cope with is all his.
Opinion: Legislative majority can’t spell broad-based tax relief
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares his thoughts on the budget decisions made by Democrat lawmakers.
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler helps secure Vancouver Police Department request to fund body-worn and in-car cameras
U.S. House approves FY22 Appropriations bill, includes funds to equip Vancouver police force with body-worn and in-car cameras.
Washougal City Council resumes in-person meetings
The Washougal County Council will return to in-person meetings on March 14 after nearly two years of virtual sessions