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In a letter to the editor, Camas resident Anna Miller highlights Eileen Quiring O'Brien's position at a CVTV-aired auditors debate that the Clark County auditor should be beholden to no one but the voters. Miller argues O'Brien's commitment to election integrity sets her apart. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/opinion/letter-eileen-quiring-obrien-in-the-lions-den/ #ClarkCounty #ElectionIntegrity #ClarkCountyAuditor #EileenQuiringOBrien #Opinion #Politics #Camas #WashingtonState
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Camas High School's cross country season is unraveling after a biological male joined the girls' team. A reported incident from an Arlington invitational trip was referred to ESD 112, a girl shared a hotel room with the biological male, and the district spent $4,772 on a charter bus for privacy. ht…
Charter Amendment No. 21 would give the Clark County Council concurrent nomination authority with the county manager for all boards and commissions, except the Ethics Commission. Currently, the council can only nominate for three specific bodies. The amendment passed the Charter Review Commission 1…
The Clark County Sheriff's Office Major Crimes Unit is investigating the suspicious death of an unidentified female found floating in the Columbia River downstream from the I-5 bridge on October 14. She is described as possibly Asian or Pacific Islander, approximately 20 to 30 years old, 5 feet 4 i…
When C-TRAN driver Michelle Smith suffered a seizure behind the wheel in July, passengers Bryanne Brady and Josh Stark kept calm, called 9-1-1, and steered a moving bus to safety. On Tuesday, C-TRAN honored them with the Award of Gratitude at its Board of Directors meeting. https://clarkcountytoday…
Proposed Charter Amendment No. 22 would allow nonpartisan county candidates to bypass the August primary and go directly to the November general election when two or fewer candidates file. Sponsor Cathie Garber says the change mirrors existing state law and could have saved more than $75,000 in the…
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