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Lawmakers from 17th District to host virtual town hall Thursday, March 13
17th District lawmakers will host a virtual town hall on March 13, giving residents a chance to discuss the 2025 legislative session.
Traffic delays on NW 78th Street begin mid-March for road improvement project construction
Traffic delays on NW 78th Street begin mid-March for road improvements, including ADA sidewalk ramps and crosswalk signals.
Re-Imagined Radio expands its scope
Re-Imagined Radio expands with a new YouTube channel and broader accessibility, offering sound-based storytelling to a global audience.
Board of Health seeking applicants for education position on Public Health Advisory Council
Clark County’s Board of Health seeks applicants for a Public Health Advisory Council position focused on education.
VFD responds to travel trailer fire in Vista Del Rio Neighborhood
A travel trailer fire in Vancouver’s Vista Del Rio neighborhood left one person badly burned, with firefighters quickly containing the blaze.
City of Vancouver seeks volunteers to serve on Aviation Advisory Committee
The City of Vancouver is seeking volunteers to serve on the Aviation Advisory Committee, which oversees Pearson Field Airport and aviation-related issues.
County Council seeks applicants for volunteer commission for recycling and waste system
Clark County is seeking volunteers for two open seats on the Solid Waste Advisory Commission, helping shape recycling and waste management policies.
City seeks volunteers to serve on Vancouver Public Facilities District Board of Directors
The city of Vancouver is seeking volunteers to fill two seats on the Public Facilities District Board, which oversees the Hilton hotel and convention center properties.
Vancouver Public Schools kindergarten enrollment for 2025-26 School Year now open
Vancouver Public Schools is now enrolling kindergarteners for the 2025-26 school year, offering multiple program options for families.
Letter: Extremely low bus ridership does not justify switch to expensive TriMet light rail
Camas resident Douglas Tweet questions TriMet light rail’s necessity in the I-5 Bridge replacement, citing low bus ridership and high costs.
County manager seeks volunteer for open seat on Arts Commission
Clark County seeks a volunteer to fill an open seat on the Arts Commission, representing the unincorporated county.
Expect delays on SR 503 Yale Bridge for annual inspections, March 5-6
Expect traffic delays on SR 503’s Yale Bridge March 5-6 as WSDOT crews conduct annual inspections, requiring temporary closures.
Letter: ‘We are in trouble!’
Hazel Dell resident Bob Zak voices concerns over the Clark County Sheriff’s Office staffing crisis, urging residents to engage with local officials to address the shortage.
Vancouver Fire extinguishes shop fire
The Vancouver Fire Department quickly responded to a shop fire near the Harmony Ridge neighborhood, bringing the blaze under control within 50 minutes.
High school basketball: Two area teams steal seeds; two more save their seasons
Four Southwest Washington basketball teams secured major wins in their state tournaments, with Camas and Seton Catholic advancing to the quarterfinals, while Woodland and Columbia River dominated i…
High school basketball: Clark County teams struggle in Friday’s state tournament openers
Clark County high school basketball teams struggled in Friday’s state tournament openers, with a 0-6 record. Nine teams take the court Saturday.
Discussions with the Sheriff, Part 1: Staff shortage is a crisis at Clark County Sheriff’s Office
Clark County Sheriff John Horch warns of a staffing crisis within the sheriff’s office, highlighting low deputy-to-resident ratios and the impact on emergency response times.
Washington court could rule legal fines for Tim Eyman were ‘excessive’
A Washington court will determine if legal fines imposed on Tim Eyman for campaign finance violations were excessive under state law.