Opinion: GOP Attempt to Force Unity Will Fracture Party
Third Congressional District candidate Leslie Lewallen explains why she will not participate in the upcoming Washington State Republican Convention.
Opinion: As state’s CO2 tax faces voters, Inslee Administration using taxpayer funds to campaign for policy
As Washington’s CO2 tax, known as the Climate Commitment Act, heads to the ballot this fall, this logo highlighting projects that received funding from that tax will become more prevalent. And state residents are paying for it.
WSU Vancouver to present five top awards at 2024 Commencement
Washington State University Vancouver will present its 2024 awards for equity, service, research, student achievement and teaching at this year’s Commencement ceremony on May 4.
Silent Majority Foundation to argue to dissolve the stay in Washington v. Gators Guns case
On April 8, 2024, Silent Majority Foundation secured a significant win for the citizens in Washington v. Gators Guns when it obtained a statewide Injunction barring the enforcement of ESSB5078 (Washington’s ban on “large-capacity magazines”).
Opinion: Student loan forgiveness? Bring it on
Clark County resident and long-time journalist Marvin Case shares his thoughts on the president’s attempt to seek a legal way to reduce or dismiss student college loan debts.
Washington law enforcement org weighs in on upcoming changes to pursuit law
In less than two months, law enforcement agencies across Washington state will have a less restrictive set of rules when it comes to vehicle pursuits of fleeing suspects.
Three new common-sense ‘initiatives to the people’ inspire a renewed sense of optimism and unity
With the Republican State Convention in Spokane fast approaching, three new common-sense initiatives to fix what’s broken in Washington are inspiring a renewed sense of optimism among conservatives and Washingtonians of all political leanings.
Hundreds of lowland lakes around Washington open for fishing on April 27
Anglers can look forward to trout fishing in hundreds of lowland lakes throughout the state beginning April 27.
WSU Vancouver to present five top awards at 2024 Commencement
Silent Majority Foundation to argue to dissolve the stay in Washington v. Gators Guns case
Washington law enforcement org weighs in on upcoming changes to pursuit law
Three new common-sense ‘initiatives to the people’ inspire a renewed sense of optimism and unity
Hundreds of lowland lakes around Washington open for fishing on April 27
Clark County seeks volunteers for the Historic Preservation Commission
Suspect in officer-involved shooting incident identified
Sheriff John Horch to host town hall in Ridgefield on April 25
Woodland High School announces the 34th Annual FFA Plant Sale on May 3
Opinion: GOP Attempt to Force Unity Will Fracture Party
Opinion: As state’s CO2 tax faces voters, Inslee Administration using taxpayer funds to campaign for policy
Opinion: Student loan forgiveness? Bring it on
Opinion: Tax rates go down. tax dollars go way up in the Ridgefield School District
POLL: Do you support Joe Kent’s endorsement of Jaime Herrera Beutler in her bid to be Washington’s Commission of Public Lands?
Opinion: ‘Joe Kent is still a generational candidate’
Opinion: Olympia lawmakers – Tax relief, please
Opinion: What’s the plan for Ridgefield High School?
Letter: ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!’
FDA agrees to remove anti-ivermectin posts off the internet in lawsuit settlement
No good news about student learning on 4-year anniversary of COVID school closures
NBA Hall-of-Famer among plaintiffs in lawsuit over WA state COVID-19 restrictions
Opinion: Gov. Inslee wants to be remembered for COVID-19 response?
Medical freedom conference at local church draws large crowd
Report: COVID-vaccine maker monitored popular critics of the jab
WATCH: Tucker Carlson: When do the architects of the COVID catastrophe go on trial?
Doctors no longer forced to sing COVID narrative in one state
CIA being sued for hiding COVID pandemic records
Shares of company making COVID shots plunge 44%
40 Vancouver single family homes in IBR crosshairs plus 35 floating homes on Hayden Island
Target Zero: April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month
$400 million Francis Scott Key Bridge replacement highlights problems with I-5 Bridge project
First in nation zone toll designed to raise $1 billion per year in NYC
Pedestrian safety improvements coming to SR 503 near Prairie High School in Vancouver
Opinion: There are plenty of ways to reduce the cost of the I-5 Bridge replacement project
Studded tire removal deadline is March 31
Expect overnight delays along SR-14 at Lieser Road in Vancouver, March 20-21
Bi-state tolling committee continues I-5 Bridge toll discussions
Poll: Are you willing to accept tolls as a way to help fund a project to replace the I-5 Bridge?
Expect overnight delays along SR 14 at Lieser Road in Vancouver
Volcanoes name director of youth basketball, schedule camps this summer
Basketball: Camas all-stars help Washington prevail in Northwest Shootout
Vancouver Volcanoes have two home games this week at Hudson’s Bay High School
Union High School student scores Evans Scholarship through caddy program at Royal Oaks
Washington salmon fishing seasons tentatively set for 2024-2025
Sean McDonald leaving Woodland to become Mountain View’s football coach
Vancouver Volcanoes back home for Saturday night game
Recreational spring Chinook fishing extended on Columbia River
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, March 28, 2024: Have fun this spring break, a talk about spring sports scheduling, and happy opening day MLB fans
Spring Tea at Marshall House to be held
Commission on Aging continues emergency preparedness series at April meeting
Love Street Playhouse presents The Sunshine Boys
Arts Commission selects Susan Dingle as Clark County Poet Laureate
Furry Friends cat rescue to host garage sale
Volunteer spotlight: Parkersville National Historic Site thanks ‘Ginny’ Frosh
Conservative book club to start in Battle Ground in April
GoFundMe account set up for boy in bicycle/school bus incident
Washougal’s motocross trophies are an award-winning work of art
Volcanoes name director of youth basketball, schedule camps this summer
Woodland High School announces the 34th Annual FFA Plant Sale on May 3
Union High School student scores Evans Scholarship through caddy program at Royal Oaks
Civics Bee showcases Southwest Washington’s Young Scholars
County, community partners team up for resource fair for young adults with disabilities
Clark County Youth Commission seeks volunteers
Roller Rink in Portland has special deal for Washington residents on Spring Break
Sun will shine on Shangri-La Farm’s country-style Easter egg hunt Saturday
Craft Club at Washougal High School bridges generations through art
Business Profile: Bribe My Belly is a food truck made from the heart
Upgrades at Washington School for the Deaf are specifically for students, staff
New business: Rise Fitness coming soon to Camas
Clark County entrepreneur takes a step back in time
Business Profile: Current Home Technologies tries to stay ahead of the game
Real estate market heating up in time for summer
PeaceHealth set to open PeaceHealth Orchards Clinic and invites public to open house
Real estate market ‘heating up as predicted’
Battle Ground Public Schools Industry Fair set for Feb. 15
