Opposition to new gas stations is growing; city leaders must react
In the past three years, it has become apparent that many Camas residents do not react kindly to the idea of a new gas station opening near their residential neighborhoods.
In the past three years, it has become apparent that many Camas residents do not react kindly to the idea of a new gas station opening near their residential neighborhoods.
The Camas City Council is set to reconsider the City’s nearly 60-year-old practice of fluoridating its public water supply. Last week, a group of concerned community members —…
Whether you love it or dread it, the “holiday shopping season” is upon us and Americans are expected to spend upwards of $125 billion on holiday gifts this weekend as they hunt for Black Friday deals, Small Business Saturday savings and Cyber Monday blowouts.
It’s been a rough week for anyone who cares about the future of our environment and about preventing the worst impacts of climate change. Last week,…
A recent analysis by the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB) shows that, although neither Vice President Kamala Harris nor former…
Candidates running for Washington’s 17th Legislative District, Position 2 seat were recently asked by a League of Women Voters of Clark County moderator about their views on efforts…
If there’s one thing we can all learn from the devastation Hurricane Helene inflicted on Southeastern states last week it is that there are no safe spaces in this age of climate change.
Springfield, Ohio has been in the news in the past. In the mid-1960s, it became the first city in Ohio to elect a…
School districts across Washington state are struggling to make ends meet as the cost of doing business continues to skyrocket while the money to pay the bills continues to shrink.
With each new story about a world leader, Olympic athlete, Tour de France cyclist or famous musician impacted by COVID, we are left wondering: “What, exactly, is our plan moving forward?”