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A fast-moving fire destroyed a large home in East County, with firefighters working to contain nearby spot fires

Gary Perman argues that Camas’ proposed 4% utility tax increase adds financial strain on residents and calls for fiscal responsibility.

Matt Cole has been appointed Ridgefield’s mayor, with Judy Chipman as mayor pro tem.

WSU Vancouver seeks professional clothing donations for students preparing for job interviews and the workforce.

Save Vancouver Streets files suit against the city of Vancouver, seeking a court order to place its initiative on the next general election ballot.

House Bill 1296, which critics argue undermines Initiative 2081, the parents’ bill of rights, recently had a public hearing before the Washington State Legislature.

Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center argues that House Bill 1334 could lead to significant property tax increases by changing inflation calculations.

WSU Vancouver invites prospective students to explore majors and careers at Classroom to Career events, offering insights from faculty, students, and alumni.

Clark County seeks public input on a funding request for the Housing Preservation Program, which helps low-income homeowners make essential repairs.

Vancouver resident Linda Campbell urges community support for Evergreen School District levies, highlighting their role in funding essential student programs and resources.

Clark County Today’s weekly poll asks for your opinion on President Trump’s gender clarity policy, which has sparked debate over fairness and transgender participation in sports.

Builders and organizers break ground for the 2025 Parade of Homes in Camas, marking the return of the event with six luxury homes set to open in September.

Battle Ground High School hosts the State Cheer Competition, welcoming over 90 teams for an exciting two-day cheerleading showcase.

Clark County Public Works is upgrading pedestrian facilities on county roads, improving sidewalk curb ramps, signals, and accessibility features for enhanced mobility and safety.

Vancouver Police are accepting applications for the next Neighbors On Watch Academy, a six-week program training volunteers in crime prevention, observation skills, and CPR.

Two northbound lanes of the Interstate Bridge will close overnight on Thursday, Jan. 23, for maintenance, with multiple bridge lifts stopping all northbound traffic.

Ken Vance examines how President Trump’s gender policy could influence transgender participation in Washington state sports.

Camas senior Keirra Thompson transitions from elite passer to scoring leader, setting a school record with 40 points in a game.