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Let’s Go Washington issues initiatives signature count update
Let’s Go Washington says it has collected more than 315,000 and 289,000 signatures on two initiatives and is pushing toward 400,000 per measure.
St. John Lutheran Church Longest Night Service set for Dec. 21
St. John Lutheran Church will hold its 14th Longest Night service Dec. 21 at 7 p. m. , offering a quiet, contemplative space for those grieving.
Furry Friends Giving Trees 2025 underway
Furry Friends’ 2025 Giving Trees holiday drive is underway, inviting Clark County residents to donate supplies for rescued cats and kittens.
Ekklesia Theatre presents ‘It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play’
Ekklesia Theatre brings It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play to Coffee Church in Vancouver Dec. 12–13, benefiting FISH of Vancouver.
Gov. Ferguson’s office silent on Walz visit amid Minnesota fraud crisis
Gov. Bob Ferguson faces criticism for hosting fundraiser guest Gov. Tim Walz amid Minnesota’s billion‑dollar welfare fraud scandal.
WA erred in granting hundreds of commercial driver’s licenses to noncitizens
Washington officials admit nearly 700 commercial driver’s licenses went to noncitizens who didn’t qualify, after a fatal Florida truck crash.
Opinion: Sound Transit – No cause for celebration
Charles Prestrud argues Sound Transit’s costly light rail expansions have failed to boost overall ridership or ease Puget Sound congestion.
A new chapter ahead for Evergreen Habitat for Humanity
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity is adopting a co-CEO model, naming COO Lindsi Smith to lead alongside longtime executive Josh Townsley.
Woodland athletes: Winning on the field and in the classroom
Woodland High School’s football team earned the 2A Academic State Champion award with a 3. 461 team GPA from 24 student‑athletes.
Clark County road closures and storm response information, Dec. 9
Clark County Public Works is closing multiple roads and parks due to flooding and urges drivers and park visitors to avoid high water.
Major flooding on way for Western Washington this week
Forecasters say an intense atmospheric river could drop up to 15 inches of rain in parts of Western Washington this week, pushing multiple rivers into major flood stage.
Letter: The silent eviction – Why Clark County is becoming unlivable for the middle class
Yacolt resident Mark Rose warns of a “silent eviction” in Clark County, arguing that taxes, soaring insurance and state policies are quietly pushing the middle class out.
Tort claim filed against city of Portland on behalf of conservative journalist
Attorney Angus Lee has filed a tort claim against the city of Portland for journalist Nicholas Sortor’s October arrest, alleging unlawful, politically biased enforcement and releasing a memo on yea…
Opinion: Fish first, or people, that’s the dam question?
Lars Larson: ‘I think we should put the lives and good fortune of people first … and not fish’ Lars LarsonThe Northwest Nonsense See Grok’s analysis of this story The biggest news story today and t…
Battle Ground Police Department hosts annual ‘Shop With A Cop’ event for local youth
More than 20 Battle Ground children shopped with BGPD officers at Walmart, choosing gifts for family and essentials for themselves before being surprised with brand-new bikes.
County Public Works ready to respond to storm impacts, shares resources for residents
Clark County Public Works is prepared for this week’s storms and is sharing contacts, sandbag sites, and safety tips to help residents handle flooding, downed trees, and other hazards.
Battle Ground City Council adopts 2026 Budget
Battle Ground City Council unanimously adopted the 2026 budget, funding major street repairs, new park projects, and a small business support program guided by resident priorities.
Opinion: ‘I don’t understand how it is an act of racism to enforce our immigration laws’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance argues that enforcing immigration laws is not an act of racism and voices support for ICE actions in recent Clark County cases.