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Chief petitioner of mini initiative offers review of County Council’s decision
Rob Anderson shares his thoughts on the recent process of petition asking councilors to ban some mandates.
City of Battle Ground seeking feedback on potential loops and corridors for non-motorized travel
The city of Battle Ground is developing an action plan to enhance non-motorized transportation options such as sidewalks, pathways, trails, and bike lanes within the city.
Auto Licensing Office updates hours for in-person services beginning Monday
Effective Mon., Feb. 14, the new hours for in-person service will be 1-4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The new hours will remain in effect until May 1.
Ridgefield City Council vacancy appointment process open
Councilor Don Stose resigned his position on City Council effective January 31, 2022. State law provides that City Council “shall appoint a qualified person to fill the vacant position.”
Ridgefield School District Board of Directors approves statement in support of ending statewide mask mandates
Ridgefield School District’s Board of Directors held a special meeting where they voted 4-1 in favor of approving a Statement in Support of State Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal…
NAACP and CCHM partner for new Black History Exhibit
Black History Highlights of Southwest Washington opens Feb. 18
POLL: Is it time for Gov. Jay Inslee to lift his mask Mandate for students?
Is it time for Gov. Jay Inslee to lift his mask Mandate for students?
Is it time for Gov. Jay Inslee to lift his mask Mandate for students?
Oregon’s tolling scheme receives pushback from Vancouver council members
Creating financial hardship for low income workers and unfairness for Clark County residents at issue.
County Chair seeks applicants to fill open councilor seat in District 5
Councilor Eileen Quiring O’Brien has announced her intention to resign on March 1.
WSDOT overwhelmingly denied accommodations to staff with approved religious exemptions
Mariya Frost of the Washington Policy Center provides insight of WSDOT’s actions to be in compliance with the governor’s vaccine mandate.
U.S. senator: ‘COVID cartel’ still ‘clinging’ to failed pandemic policies
Republican Sen. Ron Johnson, who has provided platforms for medical scientists who counter the government’s COVID-19 narrative, said Wednesday as Democratic Party officials in many states lift rest…