The Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive is in desperate need of volunteers to pull off this weekend’s event. Read more… Source: The Columbian
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Filing week in Clark County opens with familiar names seeking elected positions
By The Citizen on May 6, 2025
Filing week — the five-day window for candidates who want to run for an elected office to submit the required forms and pay the filing…
Clark County attorneys recommit to principles during National Law Day of Action
By The Citizen on May 5, 2025
Dozens of Clark County attorneys recited, in unison, the lines of their professional oath Thursday afternoon. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Rising costs of eviction – as much as $10,000 – weighs on landlords in Clark County
By The Citizen on May 3, 2025
It’s now likely more expensive than ever to evict someone in Clark County. Landlords see the high prices as problematic. Tenants see them as necessary.…
Lawsuit against county, councilors moved to Clark County courts; ethics complaint dismissed
By The Citizen on May 2, 2025
Rulings in both a lawsuit and ethics complaint against the Clark County councilors delivered a double dose of bad news for Ridgefield resident Rob Anderson,…
Changes in curbside recycling likely to mean higher costs for Clark County residents
By The Citizen on May 2, 2025
Most Clark County residents have curbside recycling available. A new bill passed by the Washington Legislature this session could spell changes, and higher costs, for…
Washington’s spirits and craft beer industries at loggerheads over proposal to revamp alcohol taxes
By The Citizen on May 1, 2025
Washington’s spirits and beer distributors are up in arms over an effort to rethink how the state taxes alcohol. Read more… Source: The Columbian
It’s not just federal workers who have seen a softening job market in Clark County
By The Citizen on April 30, 2025
As signs point to Clark County’s job market softening, the county’s latest employment data shows federal employment to be the same as it was in…
Clark County Council flip-flops on resource lands study again but deadlines will be tight
By The Citizen on April 29, 2025
The Clark County Council has reversed course — again — on a resource lands study needed to consider proposed urban growth boundary expansions from Ridgefield,…
Is rent cap step forward or backward? Clark County advocates on both sides of issue weigh in
By The Citizen on April 29, 2025
Washington will likely cap rent increases, news that leaves Clark County renters relieved and landlords reeling. Read more… Source: The Columbian