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Part II: Proposed I-5 Bridge replacement
Vancouver’s mayoral and City Council candidates share their views on the long-delayed I-5 Bridge Replacement Project, debating whether to continue the current plan or push for new alternatives.
Dr. Ben Carson speaks pro-life message in Vancouver: ‘From the womb to the tomb’
Dr. Ben Carson delivered a powerful pro-life message at the Pathways Clinic fundraiser in Vancouver, urging compassion and courage “from the womb to the tomb” as part of his call for faith and unity.
POLL: How confident are you in Vancouver’s current city leadership to address the community’s biggest challenges?
As Vancouver prepares for local elections, this week’s Clark County Today poll asks how confident residents are in the city’s current leadership to address homelessness, housing, safety, and transp…
Multi-sport athlete Mia Hicks-Oliver thrilled to represent Clark College all year long
Clark College’s Mia Hicks-Oliver excels in basketball, track and field, and volleyball — embracing life as a multi-sport athlete and proving that passion and dedication can open unexpected paths.
Explosions lead to house fire in Vancouver
Vancouver Fire crews responded to explosions and a house fire on NE 53rd Ave. , displacing two residents. No injuries were reported, and the cause remains under investigation.
Part V: Evaluating amendments to forward to the voters
Clark County Charter Review Commission candidates share their guiding principles for deciding which charter amendments should advance to voters, emphasizing accountability, transparency, and public…
The Study of Sports Podcast, Oct. 23, 2025: An intense discussion on high school sports, plus a special wrap-up report as the sports enthusiasts say goodbye to the 2025 Seattle Mariners
Paul Valencia joins Tony Liberatore and Cale Piland to discuss a high school coaching suspension and reflect on the Mariners’ Game 7 heartbreak in this new episode of The Study of Sports.
Opinion: Two paths to power – voting and signing
Nancy Churchill urges Washington voters to act on both their ballots and new initiatives, emphasizing that voting and signing petitions are the two key paths to reclaim political power from Olympia.
FBI arrests 34 in NBA, poker gambling probe involving crime families
Federal authorities arrested 34 people, including NBA coach Chauncey Billups and player Terry Rozier, in a sports betting and poker fraud probe involving crime families and insider information.
Opinion: Heritage, ballrooms and basketball
Lars Larson argues that Democrats are weary of America’s wins under President Trump, pointing to strong economic numbers and contrasting White House heritage projects between Trump and Obama.
BGPD Launches S.O.C.K Program: Strengthening outreach, community, and kindness
The Battle Ground Police Department launched its S. O. C. K. initiative after receiving 450 donated socks from Bombas to support students in need and promote kindness and community connection.
Opinion: To protect a safety net and taxpayers, reforms to Medicaid Long-Term Care are needed
Elizabeth New (Hovde) argues that Medicaid Long-Term Care needs reform to ensure benefits serve those truly in need and preserve taxpayer resources for the vulnerable.
Letter: ‘It’s not just politics, it’s about trust, transparency, and results’
Camas resident Anna Miller urges support for Councilor Leslie Lewallen, citing her transparency, courage, and commitment to the community’s trust and future.
Letter: Camas Councilor Leslie Lewallen finds cost effective solutions
Camas resident Margaret Tweet expresses support for Councilor Leslie Lewallen, praising her focus on cost-effective solutions and independent oversight of city spending.
Registration open for Ridgefield Public Schools Foundation’s Turkey Trot
Registration is open for Ridgefield’s ninth annual Turkey Trot, a Thanksgiving morning 5K benefiting the Ridgefield Public Schools Foundation and Family Resource Center.
Clark Public Utilities Board adopts water rate increase
Clark Public Utilities approved a water rate increase to fund $146. 6 million in infrastructure improvements and future system expansion across Clark County.
Letter: Leslie Lewallen ‘works hard to look for the best solutions and she has the experience to find them’
Former Clark County Councilor Gary Medvigy endorses Leslie Lewallen for Camas City Council, citing her collaborative leadership and experience in addressing community challenges.
Clark County Council proclamation, community events mark 40th anniversary of Legacy Lands program
Clark County’s Legacy Lands program celebrates 40 years of preserving 5,500 acres of parks and natural spaces. The county will host walks, open houses, and bird-watching events through Nov. 8.