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As we all now know, Joe Kent, who depending on whom you believe, was a Kate Brown voting Democrat or is a Trump supporting extremist. Sadly, I think it’s the latter and now he’s possibly … more
According to the Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, “All students have a right to meaningfully participate in the general education setting, both academically and … more
History may record Jaime Herrera Beutler’s impeachment vote as courageous. But she consistently failed to call out clearly and loudly to her Republican colleagues and the voters (irrespective … more
I was excited about going to the Meals on Wheels starting up in Ridgefield. I have been trying to find activities for seniors. The Nazarene Church in Ridgefield has kindly given a space for this … more
The land of the free is becoming the land of an unfree state and country run by the Democrats. Our liberties are being trampled upon. The deep state has passed a bill that will hire 87,000 IRS agents … more
John Horch is supremely qualified to serve as Clark County sheriff. His array of experience is unequaled this election year.  After joining the sheriff’s office 32 years ago, he has … more
For me, it’s clear. Our recent primary election demonstrates why I’ll be supporting the ranked-choice voting initiative that will be on our November ballots in Clark … more
Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler’s re-election for Congress that fell short to Joe Kent’s challenge is a loss for conservatives nationally but more importantly a great loss for Southwest … more
President Joe Biden recently declared that the U.S. economy is not in a recession. This coming from an individual that doesn’t buy gas at the pumps, nor buys his own groceries at the store. … more
We want to thank the community for their support of Clark County Fire District 5’s fire levy lid lift in the Aug. 2 primary election.  Thanks to your support, Fire District 5 will now … more
On behalf of Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue, I want to thank voters for supporting the emergency medical services (EMS) levy.  We recognize that our voters have agreed to these taxes with the … more
Re: “In order to be eligible for federal funding, a mass transit component is necessary. Light rail, alongside bus rapid transit, were under consideration for that requirement, though staff … more
Teachers are the lifeblood of a school district. They do the work the district promises its community intelligently, creatively, cooperatively, and wisely selecting and implementing learning … more
The results of the EMS levy renewal vote are in and our community voiced their support loud and clear: You value the excellent emergency medical services that we are proud to provide. Our job will be … more
As a Biden voter, I wish to praise our president for the excellent job he has done from his basement. Admittedly, gasoline prices are a teensy bit high but the treasury secretary tells me they are … more
Elections are here and there were many candidates who ran in the primary. One must consider the most important thing that local and state legislators do that affects us all. Policies that protect and … more
Teachers are a school district’s most precious resource. They know their students, care about their students, and educate their students in ways that are most appropriate for each learner. In … more
“Monkeypox declared global health emergency by WHO (World Health Organization) as cases surge.” Folks, are we ready for another emergency non-emergency? Are you ready for another … more
Where are living people’s right to life?  There are those who profess to be the right to life party, yet fight reasonable gun laws at every turn, no matter how many kids or other … more
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