Letter: ‘Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler has navigated through the partisan sinkholes that stop so many good causes in Washington’

|Thursday, September 24, 2020

Camas resident Brad Jensen comments on Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler’s bill, the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, which was passed in the House last week.

Letter: ‘Fire District 3 works hard to be transparent and a good steward of your tax dollars’

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com

|Thursday, September 24, 2020

|in : Letters To The Editor, Opinion

Letter: ‘Fire District 3 works hard to be transparent and a good steward of your tax dollars’

Clark County Fire District 3 Chief Scott Sorenson shares his thoughts about the start of the district’s 2021 budget process.

Opinion: Heights residents want a task force to work with the city on Heights District Redevelopment Plan

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com

|Monday, August 31, 2020

|in : Letters To The Editor, Opinion

Opinion: Heights residents want a task force to work with the city on Heights District Redevelopment Plan

Members of The Heights Coalition share their thoughts on the city of Vancouver’s Heights District Redevelopment Plan

Letter: ‘Washington residents have the right to research the risks of medical products and make informed medical choices for themselves, and their children’

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com

|Wednesday, August 26, 2020

|in : Letters To The Editor, Opinion

Letter: ‘Washington residents have the right to research the risks of medical products and make informed medical choices for themselves, and their children’

Camas resident Margaret Tweet highlights resources for information on vaccination.

Letter: ‘Why isn’t anyone talking about the rights of disabled vets and people that have health conditions?’

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com

|Wednesday, August 19, 2020

|in : Letters To The Editor, Opinion

Letter: ‘Why isn't anyone talking about the rights of disabled vets and people that have health conditions?’

Vancouver resident Jalloul Jedidi discusses his belief that mandatory mask signage fails to address those with medical exemptions.

Opinion: ‘Isn’t it time that the county councilors and Dr. Melnick quit playing politics and start asking and answering the tough questions that the public deserves?’

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com

|Thursday, August 6, 2020

|in : Letters To The Editor, Opinion

Opinion: ‘Isn’t it time that the county councilors and Dr. Melnick quit playing politics and start asking and answering the tough questions that the public deserves?’

In a letter to the editor, Rob Anderson, the Recovering Pastor, and other Clark County residents want more questions answered by Clark County Public Health and Dr. Alan M...

Letter: ‘The Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction has joined the activist movement’

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com

|Saturday, August 1, 2020

|in : Letters To The Editor, Opinion

Letter: ‘The Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction has joined the activist movement’

Jennifer Heine-Withee and Julia Dawn Seaver, among the founders of Informed Parents of Washington, share their thoughts on Comprehensive Sexual Education and SB 5395.

Letter: ‘Lynda (Wilson) works year round, listening to her constituents and educating herself on the issues that affect us’

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com

|Tuesday, July 28, 2020

|in : Letters To The Editor, Opinion

Letter: ‘Lynda (Wilson) works year round, listening to her constituents and educating herself on the issues that affect us’

Vancouver resident Deby Woods offers her support for Sen. Lynda Wilson in the race for the Washington State Senate in the 17th District.

Letter: ‘We need a leader in Olympia who is a known entity, who is willing to continue to fight for our rights’

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com

|Tuesday, July 21, 2020

|in : Letters To The Editor, Opinion

Letter: ‘We need a leader in Olympia who is a known entity, who is willing to continue to fight for our rights’

Vancouver resident Marty Flood offers his thoughts on Sen. Lynda Wilson’s candidacy to return to the Washington State Senate.

Letter: ‘I hope voters will prioritize funding for emergency services when considering how to spend their tax dollars during the election’

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com

|Thursday, July 16, 2020

|in : Letters To The Editor, Opinion

Letter: ‘I hope voters will prioritize funding for emergency services when considering how to spend their tax dollars during the election’

Vancouver resident Shawn Hanlon addresses the Clark County Fire District 6 levy lid lift on the Aug. 4 primary ballot.

Gee Creek rest areas to close this week for annual maintenance

Battle Ground’s State of the City Address video to premiere Thursday

NW Natural reminds customers and contractors to call 8-1-1 before you dig

Charter Review Commission appoints Greg Anderson to open District 4 seat

Providence Academy Chapel renovation wins Palladio Craftsman Award

Clark County Arts Commission selects next poet laureate

Clark County Law Library offers small-estate affidavit self-help kits for sale

Area cat rescue to host ‘Not Kitten Around’ online auction

Clark College trustees approve 2021 tenured faculty

A number of Washougal students have benefited from small group instruction since September

Letter: ‘Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler has navigated through the partisan sinkholes that stop so many good causes in Washington’

Letter: ‘Fire District 3 works hard to be transparent and a good steward of your tax dollars’

Opinion: Heights residents want a task force to work with the city on Heights District Redevelopment Plan

Letter: ‘Washington residents have the right to research the risks of medical products and make informed medical choices for themselves, and their children’

Letter: ‘Why isn’t anyone talking about the rights of disabled vets and people that have health conditions?’

Opinion: ‘Isn’t it time that the county councilors and Dr. Melnick quit playing politics and start asking and answering the tough questions that the public deserves?’

Letter: ‘The Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction has joined the activist movement’

Letter: ‘Lynda (Wilson) works year round, listening to her constituents and educating herself on the issues that affect us’

Letter: ‘We need a leader in Olympia who is a known entity, who is willing to continue to fight for our rights’

Letter: ‘I hope voters will prioritize funding for emergency services when considering how to spend their tax dollars during the election’

The Charter Review Commission is considering making the five positions on the Clark County Council non-partisan positions. Are you in favor of that change?