Author: Jake Thomas
What do Jeanne Stewart and Eileen Quiring have against Every 28 Days?
Yesterday, Sean Guard, a former mayor of Washougal, took to Facebook to complain about two members of the Clark County Council not signing onto a proclamation regarding tampons and homeless […]
Gillespie gets a significant endorsement
Kathy Gillespie just a got a significant endorsement in her bid to replace outgoing state Rep. Liz Pike, R- Camas. The Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO announced that it will back […]
Oregon still wants to replace the I-5 bridge, but not for a while
It looks like Oregon hasn’t completely forgotten about replacing the Interstate 5 bridge after all, but isn’t in a rush to do anything about it. As first reported by Willamette Week, […]
Why Eileen Quiring doesn’t want me interviewing her on CVTV
If you’re a fan of CVTV (basically the C-SPAN of Clark County) there’s a good chance you’ve seen glimpses of me at county council meetings slouching in my chair and […]
Silliman won’t run for county council after all
For months, rumors have been circulating that Peter Silliman, a former county policy analyst, was planning to challenge Julie Olson for her seat on the Clark County Council. But Silliman […]
Olson gets an unexpected appointment
Last week, we received an unexpected announcement from Gov. Jay Inslee. The news release included a list of appointments to various state boards and councils. Included in the appointments was Clark […]
Vick introduces bill to allow ADUs in rural areas
Washington state Rep. Brandon Vick, R-Vancouver, has introduced a bill intended to support one of Clark County’s housing initiatives. The county is currently seeking to modifying its codes to promote the […]
Stonier sees success early in session
State Rep. Monica Stonier, D-Vancouver, scored an early victory in the newly convened legislative session when the House voted to pass one of her bills earlier today. On an 83-15 vote, […]
Marc Boldt is no longer censured by the GOP
In 2012, Marc Boldt, then a Republican county commissioner, was censured by the local GOP for taking actions his party deemed were out of line. But things have changed. In October, […]
A look at fundraising in the 18th Legislative District House race
John Ley will begin 2018 at a disadvantage in the race to succeed state Rep. Liz Pike, a Camas Republican who will step down to run for county chair. According to […]