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Who do you want to make the decisions that directly impact your children? According to a data analysis report from Battle Ground Citizens for Better Schools, only 48% of parents voted in the February … more
If you plan to vote yes to the repeal of the "millionaire tax,”  you will be voting to raise your taxes.   Washington state needs money to fund programs that benefit us … more
Regarding Columbian reporter Sarah Wolf’s Sept. 19, 2026, article, “Parking Pique.” Sarah Wolf did a great job highlighting the frustration caused by the lack of residential parking in new … more
I volunteer for the Adopt A Highway program for Battle Ground Community United Methodist Church.  Saturday, three of us picked up 15 bags of litter. When I first started volunteering, we … more
My fellow Republicans, You and I have heard it been said many times: “Your vote matters!”  And, yet, we see the statewide issues we are facing here, and we ask ourselves in doubt: … more
I am voting this November for Troy McCoy for Clark County District 5 councilor.  He is a man of his word, thoughtful, civic-minded, articulate, a union leader and hard-working.  … more
I am writing about loss of revenue in Battle Ground.  I used to go to the church on 92nd, coming from the north. The road closed at 239th. I have to go all the way around — now I don’t … more
I paid almost $75 to fill the tank in my small truck the other day. Now, the president wants to fight another unwinnable war. This time, it’s a trade war with our ally to the north — Canada — a … more
It's time the Port of Ridgefield, Ridgefield City Council and Mayor Matt Cole listen to the community.  Today, the Friends of the Ridgefield Wildlife Refuge made a statement about the … more
I have enjoyed your coverage of Harvest Days, various town celebrations, the Clark County Fair, etc. However, I find it completely unacceptable that your publication chose to ignore the Battle Ground … more
The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing dangerous rollbacks to coal ash protections that would endanger the health of communities across the country. Coal ash, the toxic waste produced from … more
I want to offer a big shoutout to Red Dog Fabrication of Ridgefield for the work, coordination and community spirit that went into providing much-needed awnings for the North County Community Food … more
Make America great again. What American is opposed to that idea? The disagreement is over what greatness requires, and whether our political arguments are being driven by evidence or suspicion. … more
Washington state is effectively a one-party Democratic system where conservatives have little voice.  Democrats created a sanctuary state for over 325,000 illegals. This gave them a huge … more
What is leadership? That's an open question these days.  I grew up being taught by my deeply conservative Christian parents that leadership meant doing what was right, even if it cost you … more
The Battle Ground School District has failed to perform.   Student academic performance is abysmal with about 40% scoring in math and 60% in English.  Boys who think they are … more
Battle Ground and Christian nationalism have been in the news lately.  Personally, because they are contradictory, I don’t feel that Christian and nationalism belong together.  … more
Make America great again. What American is opposed to that idea?  Anyone with a lick of common sense knows that our political institutions have been infiltrated with special interests, … more
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez has been taking fire from the National Republican Congressional Committee.  Their posts claim that she is responsible for voting to raise her constituents’ taxes … more
It is troubling that Battle Ground Mayor Eric Overholser rejected a request from me and several friends to proclaim July 30, U.N. International Friendship Day, as a Day of Loving Kindness in Battle … more
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