Author: Staff

As dry as a two-hour Congressional hearing about transportation and infrastructure projects sounds, the event in Vancouver Monday morning did include some lighter moments. During his testimony, David Madore, owner […]

The Columbian was out in full force Monday morning reporting on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee hearing in Vancouver. All three meeting mavens were on the scene blogging and tweeting […]

This item is courtesy of guest blogger (and Columbian reporter) Laura McVicker. Political conservative David Hedrick ran for U.S. Congress. He wrote a children's book that was featured in a Time […]

Update: Here is an e-mail David Madore sent to Steve Stuart on Sunday in response to Stuart's apology. As for Madore's comment about the press making the most of people […]

Update: Here is an e-mail David Madore sent to Steve Stuart on Sunday in response to Stuart's apology. As for Madore's comment about the press making the most of people […]

So this is the third blog item to describe a Rural Lands Task Force idea that didn't go over well with commissioners, and I apologize. But, hey. They are making it […]

So this is the third blog item to describe a Rural Lands Task Force idea that didn't go over well with commissioners, and I apologize. But, hey. They are making it […]

You've got to hand it to the Rural Lands Task Force. They are not afraid to dream big. First, they suggested 2,500-square-foot temporary roadside stands, which are currently allowed to […]

You'll see me on The Columbian's message boards, saying that a city council "retreat" ain't no day at the spa. Take last Friday's nine hour retreat... seven local politicians discussing […]

For $200 you can get a 90-minute signature massage in the comfort of your D.C. area hotel room from former Washougal Mayor Stacee Sellers. The former Clark County mayor known for […]