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September First Friday celebrates art in Downtown Camas Sept. 5
Downtown Camas will host its “Celebrate Art! ” First Friday on Sept. 5, featuring local art displays, murals, live performances, and family-friendly activities from 5–8 p. m.
Opinion: Avoiding animals
Doug Dahl explains how drivers should respond to animals on the road, advising braking over swerving, scanning ahead, and adjusting speed for wildlife-prone areas.
Evergreen Habitat opens second Habitat Store on Sept. 12 located off St. John’s Road
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity will open its second Habitat Store in Vancouver on Sept. 12, with a ribbon cutting, food, and activities. Proceeds support affordable homeownership and repairs.
Labor Day Weekend safety
The State Fire Marshal’s Office is urging Washington residents to prioritize fire safety over Labor Day weekend, citing thousands of incidents and millions in property loss in 2024.
Homeless Crisis Response System report released
Council for the Homeless released its 2024 report showing 8,894 people experienced homelessness in Clark County, with progress in housing outcomes but ongoing disparities and high demand.
Recreational burn ban effective immediately in Camas and Washougal due to fire danger
Camas-Washougal officials issued a recreational burn ban effective immediately, prohibiting all outdoor wood fires due to fire danger, though charcoal and gas grills remain permitted.
Camas-Washougal area churches to gather for ‘One Church for Jesus’ event
At least 10 Camas-Washougal churches will unite for the “One Church for Jesus” gathering Sept. 7 at Doc Harris Stadium, featuring worship, prayer, and fellowship for the community.
Letter: The foreign hand in Vancouver’s future, and who’s really running our city?
Mayoral candidate Justin Forsman argues that global organizations are influencing Vancouver’s policies through ICLEI, urging voters to resist road diets, annexation, and international agendas.
Vancouver firefighters respond to fast-moving brush fire near Fruit Valley Road
Firefighters from Vancouver and District 6 contained a fast-moving brush fire near Fruit Valley Road that grew to 2–5 acres, threatening homes but causing no injuries or structure loss.
Clark County Fair Board gives its critique of 2025
The Clark County Fair Board reviewed the 2025 fair, noting record food sales, six record carnival days, Budweiser Clydesdales, and feedback on exhibits, rides, and future improvements.
Letter: Religious, medical, and personal exemptions to immunizations for students
Camas resident Margaret Tweet writes in support of parents’ rights to seek religious, medical, or personal exemptions for student immunizations.
Letter: ‘Let’s strengthen our Charter and make sure Clark County’s future is built on fairness’
Reuben Kulla voices support for Brad Benton’s candidacy for the Charter Review Commission, citing his push for a supermajority vote before raising taxes.
Battle Ground Senior Citizens Inc., launches fundraiser
Battle Ground Senior Citizens Inc. launched its $50 for 50 campaign, asking for $50 donations to mark 50 years of serving local seniors.
North Clark Historical Museum holds sale Aug. 22, 23
The North Clark Historical Museum in Amboy is hosting its Directors Basement Sale Aug. 22–23, with proceeds supporting museum operations and improvements.
CCSO makes arrest in Monday bank robbery
Thanks to a public tip and diligent police work, investigators identified the suspect as 22-year-old Elijah Evans The Clark County Sheriff’s Office has made an arrest in connection with the Monday…
American Legion hosts rummage sale at Post 14
American Legion Post 14 is holding a rummage sale Aug. 22–23 in Vancouver, with proceeds supporting veterans, families, and community programs.
La Center School District responds to teachers’ union strike authorization vote
La Center School District officials responded to a teachers’ strike authorization vote, saying they anticipate school will start on time while negotiations continue.
Evergreen Public Schools will delay start of 2025-26 school year by one week
Evergreen Public Schools delayed the start of the 2025-26 school year to Sept. 2 as union negotiations continue with classified employees whose contract expires Aug. 30.