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Clark County Today Sports Podcast, June 13, 2024: Capturing championship moments, and what it is like for coaches when they win the big one
Capturing championship moments, and what it is like for coaches when they win the big one
Court to hear legal challenge to new WA Parents Bill of Rights next week
A King County Superior Court judge will next week hear arguments in a lawsuit over the new parent’s bill of rights, adopted by lawmakers from citizen initiative I-2081.
Opinion: Some low-income workers are being taxed but not earning eligibility in WA Cares
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center provides more information on WA Cares that voters can consider before deciding their November vote on Initiative 2124.
New self-guided tour of Vancouver Barracks introduces visitors to local military history
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, a unit of the National Park System, has debuted a new self-guided tour of Vancouver Barracks, the first US Army post established in the Pacific Northwest.
Woodland Public Schools welcomes new Athletic Director Taylor Adrian
Woodland’s news Athletic Director Taylor Adrian is shown here along with his wife Laura, daughter Lainey and son Brooks. Photo courtesy Woodland School District
Preservation and repair work on iconic bridge to close portions of Moulton Falls Regional Park
Clark County Public Works, Parks and Lands is coordinating a project to repair and preserve the iconic wooden arch bridge at Moulton Falls Regional Park.
Opinion: Red still means stop
Target Zero Manager Doug Dahl addresses the question of whether or not drivers need to come to a complete stop at a stop sign.
Whooping cough cases on the rise in Clark County
The number of whooping cough cases in Clark County in 2024 is more than four times as high as the same time last year.
Area Rotary groups support Battle Ground senior citizens
The Battle Ground Senior Citizens group, now nearly 500 strong, recently benefited from a donation challenge organized by board advisor Lori Lindberg, resulting in local Rotary clubs raising over $…
Community Foundation celebrates 40th anniversary, launches new Impact Investing Initiative
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington celebrated its 40th anniversary at ilani Casino Resort, featuring the launch of its SWIIFT Initiative, stories of impactful philanthropy, and a cal…
I-5 Bridge could face more than a year in delays
Before construction on the I-5 Bridge can begin and federal funding can be obtained, the program will need to get approval for their plans with the U.S. Coast Guard and complete an environmental im…
Opinion: Washington agency says decarbonization isn’t a priority of ‘Community decarbonization’ funded by CO2 tax
Todd Myers writes that simply taxing and spending don’t help the environment. Yet that is the philosophy used here and why Washington has repeatedly failed to meet its environmental goals despite s…
Crews respond to Hazel Dell apartment fire
A three-alarm fire at the Erica Village Apartments in Hazel Dell Tuesday caused portions of the building to collapse, but no one was injured.
VIDEO: Dump truck collides with traffic signal in East Vancouver
Drivers in East Vancouver witnessed an uncommon traffic incident Monday afternoon when a dump truck with its dump box fully extended took out a traffic light at the intersection of SE 192nd Ave. an…
Over half Interstate Bridge proposal allocated to transit, pedestrians and bicyclists
Vehicle space to decline from 84 percent to just 46 percent on Interstate Bridge replacement design option.
UPDATE: Missing teen found safe
Missing teen found safe. Thanks to an observant citizen, the teen was located safe later Tuesday.
Will WA gun shops be able to comply with new regulations or be forced to close?
Gun store owners across Washington have one more year to figure out if they can comply with a new law that requires expensive security upgrades.
Opinion: Government records belong to the public
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center believes the legislature needs to pass clear, unambiguous legislation that clarifies the legislature is subject to the Public Records Act.