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Large crowd expected at C-TRAN Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, April 15
A large turnout is expected at the April 15 C-TRAN board meeting, where public input and a key vote on light rail funding will follow the recent removal of Michelle Belkot.
Opinion: Defending the indefensible
Nancy Churchill argues that Washington’s lawsuit against a sheriff cooperating with ICE reveals a deeper political agenda that puts public safety at risk.
Letter: ‘Here’s why taxpayers should be concerned’
Camas resident Gary Perman urges voters to reject RFA Proposition 1, warning of higher taxes, no added services, and misleading campaign claims.
Letter: ‘The IBR needs a more cost-effective design’
Bob Ortblad argues the I-5 Bridge replacement project is overbudget and inefficient, urging a more cost-effective tunnel alternative to avoid excessive tolls and taxpayer burden.
Vancouver Police make arrest in Blandford Drive homicide
Vancouver Police detectives arrested Dariel Nunez Montero in Kentucky on a murder warrant connected to the November 2024 homicide of Courtney Clinton.
Large high school track and field meets are community events
The Tiger Invite in Battle Ground showcased not only athletic talent from 17 local high schools but also the powerful sense of community that makes large track and field events possible.
WA Senate votes to set a 10% limit on annual rent increases
The Washington Senate has approved a 10% annual rent increase cap as part of a controversial bill that now heads back to the House for final approval.
Opinion: Employers shouldn’t pay workers not to work: Paying people to strike should be a union’s job
Elizabeth New of the Washington Policy Center argues that Senate Bill 5041 would burden employers and taxpayers by using unemployment funds to pay striking workers instead of requiring unions to su…
Matilda The Musical opens tonight at Ridgefield High School
Ridgefield High School Theatre opens its six-performance run of Matilda the Musical tonight, celebrating student talent through this energetic and inspiring stage production.
Clark County beginning installation of upgraded traffic signals in mid-April
Clark County will begin upgrading multiple traffic and pedestrian signals in mid-April to improve safety, accessibility, and transportation technology.
Hiring event at WorkSource Vancouver on April 16
WorkSource Vancouver will host a free hiring event on April 16 with opportunities to meet local employers and apply for a wide range of jobs.
Clark County and The Cowlitz Indian Tribe host open house April 24
Clark County and the Cowlitz Indian Tribe will host an April 24 open house to share draft restoration and trail plans for the Gordy Jolma Family Natural Area.
Congresswoman Gluesenkamp Perez announces town halls in Lewis and Clark counties
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez will hold town halls in Clark and Lewis counties to hear from constituents and discuss congressional priorities.
Clark College Celebrates Sakura Festival on April 17
Clark College will host the annual Sakura Festival on April 17, celebrating Japanese culture and international friendship with performances, displays, and the symbolic release of butterflies.
POLL: Should Washington Raise the 1% Cap on Property Tax Increases?
Clark County Today’s weekly poll asks whether Washington lawmakers should raise the current 1% cap on annual property tax increases.
The Study of Sports Podcast, April 10, 2025: Some spring sports talk, including the challenges of hosting large track and field meets, plus an epic Mariners fandom story
In the latest episode of The Study of Sports Podcast, Paul Valencia is joined by Cale Piland and Tony Liberatore for a mix of local sports coverage and one unforgettable Mariners fandom story.
Public memorial for former Vancouver Mayor Royce Pollard
A public memorial will be held April 11 in Vancouver to honor former Mayor Royce Pollard and his lasting contributions to the city’s growth and development.
Letter: The more you know
Camas resident Anna Miller criticizes a recent remark by Rep. Jasmine Crockett as racist and demeaning, and outlines Republican contributions to civil rights history in her letter to the editor.