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La Center Breaks Ground on Downtown 2.0 Project
La Center Breaks Ground on Downtown 2.0 Project

After three years of planning, La Center officially broke ground on Downtown 2.0, a long-planned expansion west of Northwest Pacific Highway that inc…

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Skyview High School Gets a New Applied Trades Building
Skyview High School Gets a New Applied Trades Building

The Foundation for Vancouver Public Schools will break ground on a new applied trades building at Skyview High School on Sept. 29, fully funded throu…

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District 5 Voter Makes Case for Peter Silliman
District 5 Voter Makes Case for Peter Silliman

La Center resident Justine Stimmel writes in support of Peter Silliman for the Clark County Council District 5 seat, pointing to his sponsorship of f…

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Should Government Control AI? A Free Market Argument
Should Government Control AI? A Free Market Argument

Chris Cargill of Mountain States Policy Center draws on the history of automobiles and smartphones to argue that federal AI oversight would concentra…

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I-5 Bridge: $15 Billion, Unfunded, and Moving Ahead
I-5 Bridge: $15 Billion, Unfunded, and Moving Ahead

Phase one of the Interstate Bridge Replacement Project is short $1.4 billion, yet both Oregon and Washington are pressing forward, citing the risk of…

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Man Arrested on Rape, Kidnapping Charges
Man Arrested on Rape, Kidnapping Charges

A 17-year-old fled to Oregon and called 9-1-1 after her significant other allegedly strangled her, assaulted her with a knife, restrained her, and se…

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62 Judges Defend O'Donnell in WA Supreme Court Race
62 Judges Defend O'Donnell in WA Supreme Court Race

Nancy Churchill's Dangerous Rhetoric column examines the Washington Supreme Court Position 4 race, where 62 sitting judges signed a letter calling Ia…

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Vancouver Bans Camping Near Bridge Shelter, Not Elsewhere
Vancouver Bans Camping Near Bridge Shelter, Not Elsewhere

Vancouver City Council voted unanimously to ban camping within 1,500 feet of the new bridge shelter in the Vancouver Mall neighborhood, which is expe…

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Ridgefield Waterfront Debate: Council, Port, Refuge Respond
Ridgefield Waterfront Debate: Council, Port, Refuge Respond

A conservation nonprofit, the Port of Ridgefield, and the Ridgefield City Council all issued formal responses to a waterfront development proposal th…

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One Year of Antifa Terror Designation: Convictions and Crackdown
One Year of Antifa Terror Designation: Convictions and Crackdown

One year after President Trump designated Antifa a domestic terror organization, nine members of a North Texas cell have been convicted on federal ch…

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