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Commission on Aging hosts discussion about housing options for older adults
The Commission on Aging will host a public discussion on housing options for seniors on March 19, featuring local experts in affordable and specialized housing.
Camas-Washougal Community Chest awards 39 grants for more than $150,000
The Camas-Washougal Community Chest awarded 39 grants totaling over $50,000 to support local nonprofits helping residents in need.
Car crashes into West Vancouver building
A car crashed into a West Vancouver building Tuesday afternoon, with no reported injuries and an investigation ongoing.
How Washington drivers may be funding transit at the gas pump
A significant portion of Washington’s Climate Commitment Act revenue is funding transit projects, raising concerns about its impact on gas prices and transportation funding.
Opinion: Legislation is being considered that could harm children
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center warns that proposed legislation in Washington state could undermine parental rights in medical and social decisions affecting minors.
Annual Quilt Show to be held at North Clark Historical Museum
The North Clark Historical Museum’s annual quilt show returns March 22-23, showcasing the Chelatchie Quilters with the theme “Quilting Builds Friendships. ”
Teamwork leads to safe recovery of BG teen
A coordinated search effort involving multiple law enforcement agencies led to the safe recovery of a missing autistic teen in Battle Ground after he had been exposed to the cold for over six hours.
WAGOP Fights for election integrity and fair elections via House Joint Memorial 4007
WAGOP Chairman Jim Walsh calls for an audit of Washington’s Motor Voter Law and fights for fair elections through House Joint Memorial 4007, with a crucial court hearing set for March 13.
Letter: HB 1399 – A threat to public safety and local control
HB 1399 could impact law enforcement oversight and local control, raising concerns about constitutional rights and public safety in Washington state.
Opinion: K-12 Washington state education funding overview – Part 3
Washington’s K-12 education funding remains a challenge 13 years after the McCleary decision, with rising costs and unfunded mandates straining school budgets.
Suspect in animal cruelty case taken into custody
Battle Ground Police, with public help, arrested Andre Terwilleger for animal cruelty following a months-long investigation.
Suspect in attempted ATM theft arrested
A suspect in an attempted ATM theft in Camas was arrested in Portland, after investigators linked him to the crime using forensic evidence.
State basketball: Columbia River shines to take fourth place: Camas ends up sixth
Columbia River secures fourth place, and Camas ties for sixth in the Washington state high school basketball championships
Opinion: ‘What has been revealed about TriMet in multiple Clark County Today articles over the past few years is eye-opening’
Rep. John Ley warns Clark County taxpayers about TriMet’s financial demands, urging the C-TRAN Board to reject costly commitments.
High school girls basketball: Camas coach Scott Thompson’s resignation becomes official
Camas girls basketball coach Scott Thompson officially steps down after leading the team to multiple state tournaments, including a 2024 championship.
State basketball tournaments: Camas boys, Columbia River boys advance to trophy round
Camas and Columbia River boys basketball teams advanced in the state tournament, securing a spot in the trophy round after key victories.
Vancouver Police investigate shooting
Vancouver Police are investigating a shooting near Burnt Bridge Creek Trail, where a man was found with life-threatening injuries.
Opinion: K-12 Washington state education funding overview – Part 2
Washington’s K-12 education funding relies on mandates, many of which are underfunded or unfunded, shifting costs to local taxpayers.