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Bistate bridge bill authorizes Washington state to issue bonds to finance project
House Bill 1958 would authorize Washington state to issue up to $1. 6 billion in bonds for the Interstate Bridge Replacement, with repayment from toll revenue.
Opinion: Southwest Washington must stand together to reject light rail in the Interstate Bridge replacement
Leslie Lewallen argues that Southwest Washington should reject light rail in the Interstate Bridge Replacement, citing high costs and low ridership.
Evergreen School District superintendent finalists named
Evergreen Public Schools has named two finalists for superintendent, with a decision expected by March 25.
County Council appoints Kyle Fadness to the Planning Commission
The Clark County Council has appointed Kyle Fadness to the Planning Commission, where he will serve a six-year term advising on land development and policy.
Washougal fourth graders embrace local history
Washougal fourth graders learn about local history and Chinook culture through a new legacy field trip and presentations by Sam Robinson.
Community Foundation opens SW Washington Philanthropy Award nominations
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington is accepting nominations for its 2025 Philanthropy Awards, recognizing outstanding generosity and community impact.
Commercial burglary takes place at SafeFire Indoor Shooting Range and Retail in Camas
Authorities are investigating a burglary at SafeFire in Camas, where multiple firearms were stolen before police arrived.
Open House Ministries West open for big business with thrift store, coffee shop, and bike store
Open House Ministries West in Vancouver features a thrift store, coffee shop, and bike shop—all raising funds for the family shelter.
Bill to raise lid on local WA school district levies moves forward
A bill to raise Washington school district levies is moving forward, sparking debate over tax burdens and school funding equity.
Opinion: House Bill 1402 would define which jobs require a driver’s license but omits to provide the definition
House Bill 1402 could impact job listings in Washington, but its vague definition of ‘reasonably expects’ raises concerns about employer compliance.
Vancouver Arts & Music Festival announces open call for juried art exhibit
The Vancouver Arts and Music Festival is accepting artist submissions for its juried art exhibit, celebrating creativity and culture in Clark County.
Firmly Planted Action shines the light on the top 10 bad bills in front of Washington lawmakers
Firmly Planted Action highlights 10 controversial bills under consideration in Washington’s legislature, encouraging public engagement.
State basketball: No games in Clark County this year for Opening Round
No Clark County teams will play at home for the state basketball opening round, but 16 local teams are heading to state competition.
Mat Classic: Prairie’s Faith Tarrant grateful for mom’s advice en route to her fourth state championship
Faith Tarrant wins her fourth state title at Mat Classic, leading a dominant showing for Clark County wrestlers at the Tacoma Dome.
Opinion: Let trained psychologists prescribe to improve mental health
Elizabeth New (Hovde) supports expanding prescriptive authority to psychologists to address mental health needs in Washington state.
Two Rivers Heritage Museum reopens after winter maintenance closure
The Two Rivers Heritage Museum in Washougal reopens for the season, welcoming visitors with refreshed exhibits showcasing local history.
Washougal students celebrate Career & Technical Education Month
Washougal students celebrate Career & Technical Education Month with hands-on learning, student-led projects, and industry collaborations.
Opinion: Rent stabilization will have immediate positive impact in our community
Council for the Homeless CEO Sesany Fennie Jones advocates for rent stabilization, highlighting its immediate impact on housing stability in Washington.