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Marie Gluesenkamp Perez describes why she forced a reprimand vote opposed by Democratic leaders and says the party, not her, needs to change.

Amy Harris argues that Portland’s enforcement of its camping ban highlights the need for Vancouver officials to adopt and uphold stronger limits on public camping.

The city of Vancouver will raise its new flag on Nov. 28 with a program that includes designer recognitions and the return of the Salmon Run Bell Tower glockenspiel.

Clark County Public Works is sharing guidance to help residents cut food waste through careful shopping, proper storage, creative leftover use, and composting options.

WSU Vancouver invites the community to a Dec. 3 celebration featuring Cougar-themed shopping, photos with Butch T. Cougar, prize drawings, and support opportunities for the Cougar Food Pantry.

Firefighters quickly contained a large dumpster fire at a commercial site on NE 137th Ave. , preventing it from spreading into the structure.

Transportation agreements have moved the 116-foot fixed-span I-5 Bridge proposal to Coast Guard review, prompting a poll on whether it is the right choice.

Eden Health Hospice’s volunteer coordinator describes how volunteers provide comfort, connection, and support to patients nearing the end of life.

Washington State Parks reports that Discover Pass sales dropped after the October price hike, while revenue increased.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a garage fire on NE 55th St that displaced two residents and caused no injuries.

Doug Dahl compares safety factors between renting a car, hiring a rideshare or taxi, and choosing other transportation modes.

Ken Vance details the Battle Ground School District’s investigation into teacher Amanda Gonzales and the controversy surrounding her potential termination.

Lars Larson criticizes plans for the Interstate Bridge replacement, citing low clearance, high costs, and growing public opposition.

Sen. Jim McCune voiced strong support for SB 5097, legislation he says is needed to protect fairness, safety, and privacy for girls in school sports and female-only spaces.

More than 150 volunteers will assemble 700 bicycles on Dec. 6 as part of the Scott Campbell Christmas Promise.

Smith-Reynolds American Legion Post #14 will launch its Christmas Tree Sale on Nov. 30 to support local veterans and their families.

Washougal announced the passing of longtime public servant Molly Coston, whose leadership and community involvement shaped the city for nearly two decades.

WSU Vancouver will host a free Scholarships 101 event on Dec. 3 to help students learn strategies for finding and earning scholarships.