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(The Center Square) – The plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the Washington Legislature’s 2022 transportation package containing higher taxes and fees are

(The Center Square) – The plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the Washington Legislature’s 2022 transportation package containing higher taxes and fees are asking the State Supreme Court to hear the

Clark County sees high demand for large, expensive houses Published: February 10, 2021, 6:00am Share: 6 Photos Reynaldo Sotelo, left, and Simeon Chavez of Gecho Construction lend a hand at a home being built at Parklands at Camas Meadows. The home under construction will be 8,000 square feet, part of a trend toward physically larger homes during the pandemic. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery The Camas-area house was just under 7,300 square feet, the biggest that Connor Zuvic...

Residential GHG emissions are among the smallest sector of the economy according to the EPA Legislation developed by Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s office could substantially reduce — and potentially eliminate — natural gas utilities’ ability to deliver energy to homes and businesses over the next 30 years. It would require homeowners to modify existing homes to electric heat and electric hot water by 2050. Washington House Bill 1084, the Healthy Homes and Clean Buildings Act, would requi...

Clark County Business Briefing Share: People in Business The Humane Society for Southwest Washington recently appointed two new employees to executive roles. Megan Dennis is the vice president-director of shelter operations and Dr. Lauren Overman was promoted to vice president-director of veterinary services. Dennis most recently served as the executive director at West Columbia Gorge Humane Society. Overman has worked at the Humane Society for Southwest Washington for eight years. She received...