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City Of Battle Ground seeks community members for Climate Policy Advisory Team
City of Battle Ground seeks community members for a Climate Policy Advisory Team to shape its climate strategies and 2045 Comprehensive Plan.
Rep. John Ley sworn in as 18th District state representative, announces committee assignments
Rep. John Ley begins his first term representing the 18th District with key committee appointments in the Washington Legislature.
Camas Lions Club assembles hands for The Hand Project
The Camas Lions Club assembled prosthetic hands for The Hand Project, creating global impact with their local efforts.
Incoming Gov. Ferguson describes taxes as a ‘last resort’ for WA budget deficit
Gov. -elect Bob Ferguson emphasizes reduced spending over new taxes to address Washington’s $4 billion budget shortfall.
Opinion: New bill highlights need for sales tax removal
Pam Lewison highlights the need to eliminate Washington’s sales tax on farm equipment to support farmers and ranchers.
Ridgefield seeks applicants for City Council vacancy
Ridgefield seeks applicants to fill the City Council Position 1 vacancy following Ron Onslow’s resignation.
Battle Ground Police investigate hit-and-run accident involving pedestrian
Battle Ground Police investigate a hit-and-run accident involving a pedestrian with serious injuries; help sought to identify the vehicle.
Letter: ‘The Hockinson School District has consistently demonstrated its commitment to excellence in education’
Brush Prairie resident Brianna Brooks advocates for the Hockinson School District bond measure to ensure educational excellence and community growth.
Opinion: Basketball community wins when Camas and Union play varsity doubleheaders
Camas and Union delivered a thrilling basketball doubleheader, with packed crowds and standout performances from players on both teams.
Newly elected Councilor Wil Fuentes says invocation should be removed from County Council meetings
Newly elected Clark County Councilor Wil Fuentes proposes removing the invocation from council meetings, sparking a debate on inclusivity and public input.
Camas City Council member joins opposition to funding for light rail extension operations and maintenance
Camas City Council opposes costly light rail funding for TriMet Yellow Line extension, citing limited benefits for taxpayers in Southwest Washington.
Brooklynn Haywood: Local high school athlete takes advantage of WIAA’s NIL rules
Union basketball star Brooklynn Haywood leverages WIAA NIL rules with paid endorsement deals while leading her team to success.
Property tax relief bill proposed by WA lawmaker as majority considers increase
Rep. Mike Volz proposes a property tax relief bill to help seniors and disabled veterans facing rising costs.
Opinion: Legislature convenes Monday – Priorities, pessimism and political realities
Elizabeth New of the Washington Policy Center examines voter concerns and legislative priorities for the 2025 session.
Rep. Kevin Waters to serve as ranking member on House State Government
Rep. Kevin Waters will serve as the ranking Republican on the House State Government and Tribal Relations Committee for the 2025 session.
Letter: South Jackson Street field trip
Bob Ortblad suggests officials visit Seattle’s Chinatown to understand IBR impacts.
Bloodworks Northwest puts out reminder that donors are urgently needed
Bloodworks Northwest urgently seeks donors as disasters highlight the need for emergency blood supplies.
PeaceHealth opens four clinic sites In Clark County
PeaceHealth takes over four former Providence clinics in Clark County, reopening January 13.