Parking woes editorial appreciated

Parking woes? Suck it up and pay the dues

What is the purpose of parking meters? Who asked for them and why? Perhaps part of the editorial should have involved some research.

Just what is needed

Articles like “Working the Streets” are exactly why alternative newspapers exist. Columbian reporters can’t take the time interview prostitutes and ...

Just one voice

Writing to lend my support to those who rallied at the Capitol

Ridiculous raise in inspection fee

Clark County has to be the greediest & the most anti-business county in Washington State. When a struggling business can hardly keep their doors open, th

Smart asses

KAT PUTS THE K IN KRAZY KOOL ART

The Bar Guide

Disappointed in lack of condemnation

Glad to read responsible journalism

Let's Not Make Things Worse - Vote No on I-1033

Tim Eyman's latest initiative, I-1033 will have devastating impacts to our local and state economy.

Kudos

Extend same rights to all

Dear Vancouver Farmers Market:

Work Together for Woman's Reproductive Health

Retired

It's About the Public, Stupid - How Clark County Officials are Undermining the Public Involvement Process

The days of old

Congratulations to First Citizen Florence Wager!

Vancouver's Emerging Soccer Sub-Culture

The Timbers Army on both sides of the river

Smart revival of Leaverich Park

Super kudos to the Vancouver Parks and Rec Deptarment

America free of free markets

I can not remember when there was a real free market in America.

New bridge benefits everyone

In response to two articles in your February 26 issue.

People development in downtown

Something about your editorial [“Uptown Girls and Downtown Development” Feb. 26] missed the mark with me.

Bridge, light rail both needed

The rural population may not like subsidizing city or regional projects, but they could not afford to live where they do if they, too, were not subsidized.