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Chris Cargill of Mountain States Policy Center draws on Friedrich Hayek's 1945 essay to argue that the information required to run an economy is scattered among millions of people and changes constantly, making central planning structurally impossible regardless of the planners' intelligence or intentions. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/opinion/opinion-fatal-flaws-of-socialism-the-knowledge-problem/ #Opinion #Socialism #FreeMarket #Economics #KnowledgeProblem #Hayek #CentralPlanning #MountainStatesPolicyCenter #WashingtonState #ClarkCounty
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At 83 years old, Clark County Fair CEO John Morrison is already deep into planning the 2027 fair after 246,000 visitors attended the 2026 event. He says Butler Amusements posted a record revenue year, and concerts sold out all reserved seating. Save the dates: Aug. 5 through 17, 2027. https://clark…
Established in 1910 along the East Fork of the Lewis River, Pomeroy Living History Farm in Yacolt draws around 10,000 visitors each October for Pumpkin Lane. Director Megan Miller shares how five generations have kept this nonprofit farm's history alive. https://clarkcountytoday.com/story/pumpkin-p…
The ATF announced it will stop enforcing certain National Firearms Act requirements for suppressors and short-barreled firearms nationwide, following a federal court ruling in Texas. Washington officials including Franklin County Sheriff Jim Raymond and Benton County Prosecutor Eric Eisinger voiced…
Woodland defeated Washougal 21-20 in a Week 6 matchup, but under the 2A Greater St. Helens League's new divided format, the result has no effect on playoff qualification. Jackson Andrews scored the go-ahead touchdown and helped stop Washougal's two-point conversion attempt. https://clarkcountytoday…
Washougal resident Alan Schell argues that Rep. David Stuebe's dual role as mayor and state legislator gives him a ground-level view of how state mandates and tax increases affect small-city budgets, fire service, and emergency medical response. Schell contends that experience makes Stuebe the stro…
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