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Construction activities for Camp Hope project may impact park use and access at Lewisville Regional Park
Delivery of new water tanks for Camp Hope may impact park use and access at Lewisville Regional Park in Battle Ground.
Travel tips: Some advice on how to save money on vacations
Sean Monaghan, a vice president at WaFd Bank and a branch manager in Vancouver, gives his expert advice on saving money when booking travel for vacations.
SWIIRT begins investigation into VPD officer-involved shooting investigation
The Southwest Washington Independent Investigative Response Team, led by the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, is conducting the independent investigation of the Vancouver Police Department’s officer-…
Public invited to next Vancouver City Council Community Forum
The Vancouver City Council will hold its second Council Community Forum of the year from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Monday, June 24 at Firstenburg Community Center, 700 N.E. 136th Ave. Vancouver.
Planters Days 2024: A day in photos at Woodland’s celebration
The biggest day of the four-day Planters Days celebration in Woodland has to be Saturday, with a parade, frog jumping, the carnival and more, and photographer Mike Schultz captured several memories…
Vancouver Police release critical incident video
The Vancouver Police Department has released the Critical Incident Video of the officer-involved shooting that took place Sunday (June 8).
102nd Annual Planters Days Festival kicks off in Woodland with parades, frog jumping, and community spirit
Just crowned, 2024 Miss Woodland Nora Taylor kicked off the 102nd Planters Days, celebrating community spirit with a variety of activities, including bed races, fireworks, and the annual parade, ce…
Vancouver Police officers identified in June 8 shooting
The Vancouver Police Department officers involved in a shooting on June 8 have been identified
WAGOP: AG Bob Ferguson is MIA, amid glaring mismanagement of COVID aid by Inslee Administration
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s Administration mismanaged more than a billion dollars of federal COVID relief funds, according to a report by the Office of the Washington State Auditor.
Camas High School’s Amateur Radio Club to connect with International Space Station
Camas High School’s Amateur Radio Club announced that they will attempt direct radio contact with the International Space Station Saturday (June 15), at 8:49 a.m.
Firmly Planted Action to host candidate forum
Firmly Planted Action will host a candidate forum On Tuesday, June 25 at the Firmly Planted Family Resource Center, located at 14001 SE 1st Street in Vancouver.
Second annual Couve Auto Show set for Father’s day at Vancouver Mall
This Father’s Day event, the Couve Auto Show, is in its second year and while it is free to attend, organizers are looking for cash donations for two local school district foundations and/or a dona…
Vancouver Fire Department adds new tool to combat opioid crisis
To better assist with the public health crisis of opioid use, the Vancouver Fire Department has launched a new leave-behind Narcan program.
Armed carjacking suspect arrested
On Friday at 8:45 a.m., the Clark County Sheriff’s Office responded to a reported carjacking that occurred in the 4500 block of NE 54th Ave.
Opinion: With Paid Family and Medical Leave finances still troubled, payroll tax likely to increase
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center points out how workers keep seeing decreases on their paychecks, compliments of lawmakers redistributing their income.
Battle Ground Public Schools announces administrative changes for 2024-25
Administrative changes have been announced in the Battle Ground School District that will take place for the 2024-25 school year.
Northeast 68th Street in Hazel Dell closed beginning June 24
Northeast 68th Street between Northeast 10th and Northeast 14th avenues will be closed to through traffic beginning June 24 for construction associated with the Northeast 68th Street Sidewalk Project
POLL: Should public schools in Washington be required to teach students about the contributions of the LGBTQ+ community and their perspectives?
Should public schools in Washington be required to teach students about the contributions of the LGBTQ+ community and their perspectives?