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Troubled TriMet and fleecing taxpayers with LRT
John Ley analyzes TriMet’s ridership decline and what it signals for post-pandemic public transit in the region.
Washougal School District students work together to bring art to life
Middle school students in Washougal helped transform younger students’ monster art into real stuffed creations as part of a collaborative art project.
Commission on Aging to focus on health and fitness at May meeting
Clark County’s Commission on Aging will host a May 21 meeting focused on health, fitness, and the needs of older adults.
County seeks volunteers for Development and Engineering Advisory Board
Clark County seeks volunteers for its Development and Engineering Advisory Board, with applications due in June and July.
Columbia Play Project launches search for executive director to lead next phase of growth
Columbia Play Project opens applications for its first paid Executive Director, aiming to expand its hands-on children’s museum efforts in Clark County.
Letter: ‘This is a time for bold leadership, clear advocacy, and strong representation’
Justin Forsman of Vancouver announces his candidacy for mayor and outlines a bold new platform focused on rights, infrastructure, and local governance.
Construction crane another milestone in Hyas Point development project in east county
The installation of a crane marks the next phase in the Hyas Point waterfront development in Camas-Washougal.
Opinion: Stand up for fair play in Washington
Nancy Churchill calls on Washington parents to defend girls’ sports and parental rights as common sense comes under fire.
Opinion: Veto, Bob, veto!
Elizabeth New calls on Gov. Bob Ferguson to veto bills she believes undermine parental rights, healthcare access, and employer-funded benefits
Lawsuits associated with Michelle Belkot’s removal from C-TRAN board in holding patterns
Two lawsuits tied to Councilor Michelle Belkot’s removal from the C-TRAN board are awaiting court dates and could impact a key vote in July.
After 26 years, Chief Kristan Maurer resigns from District 6
Fire Chief Kristan Maurer resigns after 26 years of service with Clark County Fire District 6.
PeaceHealth Southwest welcomes new chief operating officer
Michael Skehan will begin serving as Chief Operating Officer at PeaceHealth Southwest on May 19, 2025.
New self-guided BARK Ranger tour introduces pet owners to history
Fort Vancouver launches a new dog-friendly self-guided tour celebrating the role of pups in local history.
Opinion: ‘I feel bad for the former president, I really do’
Editor Ken Vance reflects on Joe Biden’s recent media appearances and calls for answers about leadership during his presidency.
Plan for overnight lane closures on I-5 near Ridgefield, May 12-23
Drivers near Ridgefield should prepare for overnight I-5 lane closures May 12–23 during bridge work on the Pioneer Street overpass.
Animal Protection and Control seizes multiple animals in animal cruelty case
Authorities rescued 45 animals and charged a Vancouver man with animal cruelty after a lengthy investigation.
Opinion: Rent control was signed into law last week – here’s why it was exactly the wrong thing to do
Mark Harmsworth criticizes Washington’s new rent control law and warns of long-term damage to the housing market.
Share Your Thoughts: IBR program holding online open house and public comment period
The IBR Program is seeking public input on how it will handle impacts to historic and cultural sites during the upcoming bridge project.