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Letter: The Charterist – General introduction to Home Rule
In a letter to the editor, Charter Review Commission candidate John Jay outlines the origins and evolution of Clark County’s Home Rule Charter and introduces a new series of essays titled “The Char…
Sheriff responds to DHS listing Clark County as a sanctuary jurisdiction
Clark County Sheriff John Horch expressed surprise at Clark County’s temporary inclusion on a DHS sanctuary jurisdiction list and clarified the department’s cooperation policies.
BG Police investigating multiple deaths, public safety assured
Two individuals were found dead and another in critical condition at a Battle Ground residence Tuesday morning, and the Clark County Major Crimes Team has been called in, with authorities stating t…
Vancouver Arts & Music Festival wins best in state
The Vancouver Arts & Music Festival has been honored with a statewide award for its impact on arts access, community engagement, and local economic growth.
Secure Your Load, Save a Life: Washington campaign returns to prevent crashes and protect communities
State agencies are relaunching a campaign to prevent crashes caused by unsecured vehicle loads, with patrols, discounts, and public outreach efforts beginning this week.
Local artists invited to Camas Plein Air event and competition honoring the life of Marquita Call on Sept. 27
Local artists are invited to participate in the Camas Plein Air event on September 27, honoring founder Marquita Call and offering $2,800 in prizes.
Volunteers needed for county’s Accessible Community Advisory Committee
Clark County is seeking volunteers with disabilities or parents of children with disabilities to serve on its Accessible Community Advisory Committee, which advises on inclusion and accessibility e…
Opinion: Washington’s affordability crisis fuels out-migration in 2025
A 2025 report from PODS reveals Seattle is among the top cities experiencing resident outflow, with affordability issues driving Washingtonians to lower-cost states like the Carolinas and Tennessee.
One injured in Woodland construction accident
A construction worker was injured Tuesday morning in Woodland after a piece of heavy machinery fell onto him in a 15-foot trench.
High school baseball: A fresh take on the tradition of the Clark County All Star Game
Clark County high school baseball showcased both rising underclassmen and senior stars in a new Futures Game and Senior All-Star Game format at Ridgefield.
Opinion: ‘The IBR project is a perfect example of why less than 25 percent of Americans trust government’
Robert Wallis critiques the IBR project, alleging a pattern of deceit by WSDOT bureaucrats and consultants that has undermined public trust in government.
Letter: ‘Harvard’s top administrators are howling’
A letter from Camas resident Anna Miller dives into Harvard University’s finances and foreign connections while highlighting concerns about antisemitism and DEI policies.
Evergreen Public Schools will again offer free breakfast and lunch to children during summer
Evergreen Public Schools’ Summer Food Service Program will again provide free breakfast and lunch to children ages 1 to 18 this summer, regardless of district enrollment.
Opinion: Public comment on impacts of bridge on historic structures
Historic Fort Vancouver, Vancouver Barracks, and other sites face destruction under the IBR plan with little detail for public input.
Rural school officials, advocates respond to trans athlete winning state title
School officials demand WIAA revoke Veronica Garcia’s girls’ 2A 400 m title amid fairness concerns over her trans status.
Opinion: Another delay for higher IBR costs
Joe Cortright warns that repeated postponements in releasing the Interstate Bridge Replacement cost estimate foreshadow a final price exceeding $9 billion and place Oregon and Washington taxpayers…
Opinion: Golden opportunity for rural Washington
Nancy Churchill argues that recent Supreme Court and federal permitting reforms could revitalize rural Washington’s timber and mining communities.
Body discovered in Columbia River
A body was discovered in the Columbia River on Saturday, believed to be that of 18-year-old Franky Fred.