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Letter: City vehicles speeding on the highways
Vancouver resident Peter Bracchi raises concerns about excessive speeding by city-owned vehicles, based on GPS data received through a FOIA request.
Can $10 tolls be coming to the Interstate Bridge?
Rep. John Ley examines a proposed Washington House bill that would double borrowing for the Interstate Bridge Replacement and potentially lead to high tolls affecting Southwest Washington drivers.
Senate Republicans: WA property taxes will skyrocket under bill to remove annual cap
Senate Republicans are opposing Senate Bill 5798, warning it could sharply increase Washington property taxes by removing the long-standing 1% cap.
Overnight full closure of I-5 in north Clark County for utility work, April 13
Both directions of I-5 in north Clark County will be closed early Sunday morning, April 13, for utility work involving overhead power line relocation.
Vancouver dedicates new sculpture ‘Revealed’ honoring local history
The city of Vancouver dedicated a new sculpture titled “Revealed” that honors the legacy of the Hidden Brick Company and invites community reflection on history and justice.
Volunteers cleaned up Vancouver for National Volunteer Month
Kaiser Permanente employees partnered with SOLVE to clean up neighborhoods in Vancouver in celebration of National Volunteer Month.
2025 Southwest Washington Regional High School Art Show winners announced
Fifteen Southwest Washington high school students earned top honors at the 2025 Regional High School Art Show and will move on to the statewide OSPI Art Show.
Opinion: The stage is set for a battle royale
Rep. John Ley outlines key legislative battles in Olympia, raising concerns about tax hikes, tolling, and spending priorities in Washington state.
Clark County Republican Women present check to their 2024 Impact Award Recipient
Clark County Republican Women presented their 2024 Impact Award check to Healing Steps, a Brush Prairie-based therapy practice specializing in equine-assisted treatment.
‘Moon Over Buffalo’ to bring laughs to Woodland’s Love Street Playhouse
The fast-paced comedy Moon Over Buffalo opens at Woodland’s Love Street Playhouse on April 25, bringing 14 performances of theatrical hilarity through May 18.
Inflation worries drive WA lawmakers to jack up I-5 bridge borrowing plan by $900M
Lawmakers in Washington have added $900 million to their borrowing plan for the I-5 bridge replacement, drawing opposition from Rep. John Ley.
La Center School District appeals OPSI ruling on its gender pronoun policy
La Center School District has filed an appeal asking the state to vacate OSPI’s ruling that found its gender pronoun policy discriminatory.
City of Washougal launches Gateway to Success Series to support local small businesses
The City of Washougal has launched the Gateway to Success Series to equip local entrepreneurs with free business tools, expert guidance, and valuable networking opportunities.
FVRLibraries introduces the Library Road Trip Passport
FVRLibraries is inviting local residents to explore all 15 district libraries and community attractions through its Road Trip Passport program, celebrating 75 years of service.
Critics warn WA bill could raise gas prices by 40 cents by 2031
Critics say a bill to speed up Washington’s Clean Fuel Standard could raise gas prices by 40 cents per gallon by 2031.
Opinion: Olympia’s budget blowout – The taxpayer gets the bill
Nancy Churchill says Washington’s $78. 5 billion state budget signals runaway government growth and demands urgent taxpayer pushback.
Cherish DesRochers announces re-election bid for Battle Ground City Council Position No. 6
Cherish DesRochers has announced her campaign for re-election to Battle Ground City Council Position No. 6, focusing on sustainable growth, public safety, and community revitalization.
Letter: The Vancouver City Council’s silent power grab
Vancouver resident Justin Forsman calls out a city charter amendment that he claims weakens accountability and urges reforms to restore transparency.