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Public Health issues warning for Vancouver Lake due to elevated toxin levels
Clark County Public Health has issued a warning for Vancouver Lake after water samples showed elevated cyanotoxin levels linked to harmful algal blooms.
Opinion: More payers, not fewer, needed in health care
Elizabeth New (Hovde) argues that expanding taxpayer-funded health care leads to cost-shifting and higher premiums, and says more market pressure is needed—not fewer payers.
Recreational fishing and hunting license costs increase July 1
Washington hunting and fishing license fees will increase by 38% on July 1, the first price hike since 2011, under a new law signed by Gov. Bob Ferguson.
Hudson’s Bay High School track to close June 18 for resurfacing
Hudson’s Bay High School will close its track from June 18 through early August to complete resurfacing work aimed at improving safety and performance.
County seeks applicants for Community Action Advisory Board
Clark County is seeking to fill a volunteer seat for an elected official from District 4 on its Community Action Advisory Board, which guides local funding for critical services.
Seton Catholic celebrates another WIAA Scholastic Cup
Seton Catholic has once again earned the Class 1A WIAA Scholastic Cup, rewarding athletic success, academic performance, and student involvement across the entire school year.
Southwest Gobblers Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation to hold Hunting Heritage Banquet
The new Southwest Gobblers Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation invites the public to its first Hunting Heritage Banquet on June 21 in Woodland.
Opinion: The 2025 Tax Tsunami in Washington state
David Boze of the Washington Policy Center warns that Washington state’s 2025 legislative session delivered the largest tax hike in state history despite already rising revenues.
Washington state lawsuit payouts skyrocket to more than $500M in past year
A historic spike in legal claims — many tied to foster care abuse and youth detention — has pushed Washington state’s lawsuit payouts over $500 million in the past year.
League of Women Voters schedules Vancouver City Council candidate forum
A public forum for candidates running for Vancouver City Council Position 1 will be held June 26, hosted by the League of Women Voters of Clark County.
Clark County Parks and Nature leads regional effort to identify financially sustainable future for parks
Clark County Parks and Nature is spearheading a regional collaboration to explore sustainable funding options for local parks in the face of mounting financial and environmental pressures.
Plan for overnight lane and ramp closures on northbound I-5 in Vancouver, June 17–19
WSDOT will close multiple lanes and ramps along northbound I-5 in Vancouver during overnight hours June 17–19 for repaving and maintenance work.
Clark County’s Greg Kimsey named Auditor of the Year by Secretary of State
Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey and Elections Coordinator Luba Ross received top honors at the 2025 Elections Conference for their leadership and service during the 2024 election cycle.
Camas City Councilor Leslie Lewallen visits U.S. Department of Transportation to oppose light rail in I-5 Bridge project
Camas City Councilor Leslie Lewallen visited federal transportation officials in Washington, D. C. , to advocate against the proposed light rail component of the I-5 Bridge project.
C-TRAN board approves service changes to start in fall; hears proposed fare increases for 2026
The C-TRAN board has approved fall service changes, introduced safety barrier plans, and began discussions on fare increases proposed for 2026.
Letter: Follow the money
Anna Miller alleges that certain disruptive protests are backed by coordinated funding networks, including foreign-linked entities and U. S. nonprofits.
Opinion: Political motivated violence from the left is replacing discourse at a troubling rate
Bill Bruch warns that targeted violence against elected officials is replacing political discourse, as attacks on Democrats who break party lines raise serious national concerns.
Opinion: Tell city officials to keep Vancouver ‘normal’
Amy Harris urges Vancouver residents to speak out against expanding homeless encampments and support stronger public camping regulations to keep the city safe and livable.