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Letter: Upcoming meetings will help ‘shape the future’ of Clark County
Margaret Tweet urges residents to participate in several Nov. 18 meetings that will influence C-TRAN board composition, transit funding and Clark County policies.
Opinion: Shrinking UI Trust Fund could cause businesses — and their workers — more pain
Elizabeth New (Hovde) warns that Washington’s UI fund is weakening and that SB 5041 could increase costs for employers and workers.
C-TRAN announces early roll-out of Honored fare expansion
C-TRAN will expand its Honored fare program early, allowing low-income riders to qualify for half-price fares beginning November 17.
VFD responds to duplex fire
Vancouver Fire Department crews contained a duplex fire on SE Morgan Road after heavy smoke and flames spread into the attic, sending one adult to the hospital for smoke inhalation.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest Washington expands to Ogden Elementary School
The new Ogden Elementary Club will open in January 2026, offering free after-school and summer programs for hundreds of students through a 21st CCLC grant.
Opinion: You did it Democrats!
So bravo, Democrats — you saved democracy, all right; you just forgot to save the people living in it.
Opinion: TriMet needs ZERO new light rail vehicles for the I-5 Bridge replacement
The column details TriMet’s large spare MAX fleet, revised ridership projections, and cost comparisons with C-TRAN buses in the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program.
POLL: Should Councilor Michelle Belkot be reinstated to the C-TRAN Board following the Skamania County findings?
Clark County Today’s latest poll asks whether Councilor Michelle Belkot should be reinstated to the C-TRAN Board after a Skamania County investigation found rule violations in her removal.
Conservative activist Scott Presler scheduled to visit Battle Ground on Monday for signing event
Conservative activist Scott Presler will visit Battle Ground on Monday for a Super Signing Event supporting a statewide initiative to require voter ID and proof of citizenship to vote.
Report: WA businesses cite taxes as top concern, majority pass costs onto consumer
A new survey by the Association of Washington Business shows 65% of employers cite taxes as their top concern, with many passing costs to consumers after the state’s record $9. 4 billion tax hike.
Mark your calendars: No Discover Pass required on these 2026 days
Discover Pass free days make it easier for everyone – especially those new to the outdoors – to check out their state-managed lands OLYMPIA – Washington’s state land management agencies have design…
Opinion: Getting left turns right
Doug Dahl, Target Zero Manager and columnist for The Wise Drive, explores how improper left turns reflect both driving habits and a lack of patience that can lead to collisions.
CCSO responds to fatal collision
A person died and two others were hospitalized after a two-vehicle collision Wednesday night on NE 182nd Avenue in Battle Ground, according to the Clark County Sheriff’s Office.
River HomeLink Theatre presents Descendants: The Musical
River HomeLink Theatre will bring the magical world of Auradon to life in December with multiple performances of Descendants: The Musical at Prairie High School.
End of shutdown ignites new round of sparring among WA’s congressional lawmakers
Washington lawmakers traded blame after Congress voted to end the record-long shutdown, with Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez breaking ranks to support the funding bill.
The Study of Sports Podcast, Nov. 13, 2025: It’s November, which means it is playoff time for fall high school sports and the sports enthusiasts talk football, volleyball, and soccer
Playoff season arrives for high school football, volleyball, and girls soccer as The Study of Sports dives into local matchups and a quick turn to pro sports talk, including a World Series recap.
Letter: Clark County is planning our future — so why aren’t we protecting our most vulnerable lands?
Vancouver resident Peter Bracchi urges Clark County to address environmental harm from long-term encampments in Critical Areas as it updates its 2025 Comprehensive Plan.
Former Microsoft CEO’s philanthropy will donate up to $170M a year for free preschool in WA
The Ballmer Group, founded by former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and his wife Connie, pledged up to $170 million annually for free preschool in Washington, expanding access for low-income families…