Increasing the minimum wage hurts those it’s intended to benefit
The National Bureau of Economic Research published a working paper Monday that evaluated the effects of the Seattle Minimum Wage Ordinance.
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Thursday’s NBA Draft key for the future of the Portland Trail Blazers
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on the Portland Trail Blazers’ participation, past and present, in the NBA Draft.
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It’s a time for leadership by members of the Clark County Board of Councilors
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance offers his views of the leadership, or lack thereof, displayed by members of the Clark County Board of Councilors.
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Oregon wants to toll Clark County drivers
Some great work by Camas resident John Ley and a timely followup question by Clark County Councilor Eileen Quiring confirms Oregon’s intent to toll Southwest Washington d...
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Paul Valencia joins ClarkCountyToday.com staff
ClarkCountyToday.com adds area’s top sportswriter to its staff, team looks forward to upcoming fall sports season.
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Let’s get on with solutions to our transportation congestion issues
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance offers his observations of the area’s transportation congestion issues after sitting in on Rep. Liz Pike’s second town hall meeting...
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Transportation congestion issues are something we need to care more about
Ken Vance, Editor ClarkCountyToday.com VANCOUVER — It was the ultimate irony, but not one that I enjoyed. As I was driving home from Rep. Liz Pike’s Transportation Soluti...
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Board of County Councilors’ decision to terminate county manager confirms fears about element of Home Rule Charter
Firing of County Manager Mark McCauley reveals predicted problems with Clark County’s Home Rule Charter.
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Sometimes more knowledge only leads to more frustration
VANCOUVER — I have a very good friend who is extremely passionate about political issues. That wasn’t always the case, but since I’ve known him, it’s always been a domina...
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The self-professed tolerant ones are often the most intolerant
Why does it seem like those who consider themselves to be the defenders of tolerance are often the most intolerant among us? On Tuesday, the 82nd Avenue of Roses Bu...
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