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New PeaceHealth Southwest Emergency Department expansion nears completion
The PeaceHealth Southwest Emergency Department expansion is nearing completion of its first phase of construction and invites the public to a special open house celebration event on Friday, June 28…
Suspect arrested, CCSO investigating multiple armed robberies from businesses
In April, the Clark County Sheriff’s Office released information on an investigation into multiple armed robberies that had occurred at knifepoint in Clark County. The CCSO Tactical Detective Unit…
Washington AG candidates talk public safety, immigration at WSU forum
The three candidates vying to be Washington state’s next attorney general laid out their positions Tuesday night at Washington State University Tri-Cities in Richland.
Opinion: The constitutionality of California proposition classifying gig workers as independent contractors to be decided by the California Supreme Court
Unions in California, much like the unions here in Washington, are working to re-classify every independent contractor as an employee in an effort to swell the dwindling union ranks.
Another state sues Pfizer for ‘misleading’ about COVID shots
The state of Kansas on Monday launched a civil lawsuit against Pfizer over its COVID shots, alleging that the lucrative corporation “misled the public that it has a ‘safe and effective’ COVID-19 va…
Bethel Community Church to host conservative filmmaker on June 26
Filmmaker and former politician Curtis Bowers, who won a major award at an independent Christian film festival, will be discussing a biblical worldview and the future of America at Bethel Community…
Camas already getting ready for Camas Days on July 26, 27
Camas Days, with this year’s theme “America the Beautiful” is a two-day event to celebrate all things Camas, with music, food, arts, parades, and, yes, even bathtub races.
Meet the artists for Car Culture at Corridor Gallery on June 22
s cars have inspired artists for years, ‘Car Culture’ is on display this summer at Corridor Gallery in downtown Vancouver, and this weekend there is an opportunity to see some vintage vehicles and…
Updated costs for Interstate Bridge won’t happen until next year
The Columbia River Crossing project’s failure due to tolling, light rail extension, and cost issues has resurfaced as the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program, facing escalating costs now estimate…
Washington officials sign pledge to shift to treatment-first homelessness approach
Government officials across Washington state are signing a policy pledge that prioritizes a “treatment-first” approach to lowering the state’s rate of homelessness.
Brush Prairie Boy Scouts Troop 475 to honor five new Eagle Scouts
Brush Prairie’s Troop 475 will be honoring five of its members who recently earned the rank of Eagle Scout, the top ran for Boy Scouts of America.
County seeks volunteer for Larch Corrections Center Task Force
The Clark County Council is looking for a volunteer who resides near the former Larch Corrections Center to serve on the Larch Correction Center Task Force.
Public school enrollment declining in WA, across the nation as spending increases
A new report finds public school enrollment is declining in America’s most populous cities, even as staffing levels and spending have increased.
Ridgefield bond survey results to be shared at next Board of Directors meeting on Wed., June 26
The Ridgefield School District recently announced that a summary of the bond survey results will be presented at the next board of directors meeting.
CCSO investigating single vehicle fatality collision
On June 17, a single-car accident on NE 144th St. resulted in the death of 40-year-old Kristal Stromme of Amboy.
Letter: Local food bank needs a closer look
Vancouver resident Greg Flakus reports the CEO of the nonprofit Clark County Food Bank earns a salary of $197,500 with an additional $30,000 in deferred compensation.
County’s Auto License opening at its new location June 27
The Clark County Auditor’s Auto License Office is moving from its current location at 1408 Franklin St. to the first floor of the Public Service Center located at 1300 Franklin St.
Opinion: Reykdal defies the Parents Rights Law
Nancy Churchill believes there has been a methodical effort to destroy the traditional American family using attacks on masculinity and fatherhood.