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From PTO president to mayor: Ridgefield’s Jennifer Lindsay is a longtime advocate for schools
When Ridgefield Mayor Jennifer Lindsay says she supports Ridgefield schools, she means it.
Woodland High School announces the return of the in-person 32nd Annual FFA Plant Sale on Fri., April 29
Woodland High School’s agriculture department proudly announces the 32nd Annual FFA Plant Sale featuring in-person shopping on Fri., April 29.
President Joe Biden visit to tout federal funding for Interstate Bridge Replacement
On Thursday, President Joe Biden will be in the Portland area to tout his $1.2 trillion federal infrastructure package and its contribution to local transportation projects.
Opinion: State epidemiologist ‘proud’ of agency’s failed COVID contact tracing program, says everyone else is to blame
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center discusses the consistent failure of the state’s contact tracing program during the pandemic.
Opinion: Majority of Democratic trifecta states pursuing broad tax relief
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center points out that while Gov. Inslee and the majority party passed on the opportunity to provide broad-based tax relief in 2022, other Democrat-controlled…
Sweden’s ‘inconvenient COVID victory’
Sweden’s ‘inconvenient COVID victory’
Treasurer offers drive-through property tax payment kiosk April 29 and May 2
Clark County Treasurer Alishia Topper will be opening the drive-through tax payment drop-off window for the last two days of the tax season.
Trout season ramps up as lakes open across Washington April 23, trout derby gets underway
The Washington trout season begins in earnest Saturday, April 23, when hundreds of lakes stocked with catchable trout open for business and the 2022 statewide trout derby kicks off.
Opinion: Vancouver school superintendent seeks to end learning excellence program
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center takes a look at the discussion to end the Vancouver School District’s Highly Gifted program permanently.
Opinion: Expensive marketing continues for state’s long-term-care fund, while the number of workers seeking exemption continues to rise
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center shines the light on the marketing of the long-term-care fund (payroll tax).
Long-term Lancet study shows vaccines don’t prevent death
A long-term study published by the prestigious British journal The Lancet that follows up on participants in the Moderna and Pfizer trials found the vaccines had no effect on overall mortality.
Vancouver business license fee surcharge refund process streamlined
The city of Vancouver recently streamlined the application process, improving the online portal and replacing the original form that required downloading and filling out.