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January 15, 2026
Ex-county councilor Quiring O’Brien to run for auditor
Former Clark County Councilor Eileen Quiring O’Brien announced Thursday she will run for county auditor in the next election.
Former Clark County Councilor Eileen Quiring O’Brien announced Thursday she will run for county auditor in the next election.
The U.S. Forest Service recently announced a new public survey to investigate the impacts of its 2025 ban on commercial huckleberry harvests in Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
Newly discovered documents show the cost of replacing the century-old, seismically unstable Interstate 5 Bridge could be more than double the $6 billion estimate quoted by Interstate Bridge Replacement Program leaders since 2022.
Read Northwest mentor Lee Campen coached 8-year-old Kellin Bartholomew as he sounded out the words “ride” and “like” on a recent Monday at Hathaway Elementary School.
For the first time in nearly three decades, Clark County voters will have to choose a new county auditor. Greg Kimsey announced Monday he does not plan to seek another term in office and will finish out his current term Dec. 31.
Northeastern Washington’s Pend Oreille River is officially helping power Clark County homes. And more clean energy is on the way.
Demographers have long warned a “silver tsunami” of baby boomers would overflow nursing home capacity. That time is nearing.
Emergency room visits for influenza and acute respiratory illness in Clark County have been slowly rising since December, mirroring state and national trends.
Telehealth services peaked during the COVID-19 pandemic when health care providers needed to continue care safely. Many local providers say they are still utilizing a variety of virtual services to increase accessibility for patients.
Each January, the Clark County assessor’s office updates property values for taxes due next year.