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  1. PoliticsNov 5, 2025Paul Valencia

    Bart Hansen gives election perspective from city councilor who was not on the ballot

    Vancouver City Councilor Bart Hansen reflected on election night, expressing gratitude to candidates, support for Proposition 5, opposition to Charter Amendment No. 13, and a call for more open pub…

  2. PoliticsNov 5, 2025Clark County Today

    Preliminary results show voters rejecting Charter Amendment No. 13

    Preliminary results show Vancouver voters rejecting Charter Amendment No. 13, which proposed creating voting districts for City Council elections, with 14,800 voting no and 11,235 voting yes.

  3. Community NewsNov 5, 2025Clark County Today

    County releases agricultural lands study as part of the comprehensive plan update

    Clark County released its agricultural lands study as part of the comprehensive plan update. The study will be discussed at a public council work session on Nov. 12 at the Public Service Center.

  4. NewsNov 5, 2025Clark County Today

    Clark County Sheriff’s Office arrests man suspected of threats towards bank staff

    Clark County Sheriff’s Office arrested 62-year-old Kit Morrison for felony harassment and threats to bomb a local bank after a large police response and SWAT search.

  5. Community NewsNov 5, 2025Clark County Today

    Community Military Appreciation Committee invites public to open house after Veterans Day Parade

    The Community Military Appreciation Committee will host a Veterans Day Open House at Pearson Air Museum following the annual parade, offering free refreshments, resources, and community connection.

  6. EntertainmentNov 5, 2025Clark County Today

    Re-Imagined Radio revisits the legendary mystery of D.B. Cooper

    Re-Imagined Radio will premiere “D. B. Cooper’s Last Interview” on Nov. 17, combining documentary storytelling with a fictional ending to revisit the legendary unsolved hijacking mystery.

  7. PoliticsNov 5, 2025Clark County Today

    Preliminary results show voter support for Vancouver Proposition 5, Police Services Levy

    Preliminary results show Vancouver voters supporting Proposition 5, a police services levy expected to raise $6 million annually for six years to fund officers, equipment, and public safety improve…

  8. PoliticsNov 5, 2025Clark County Today

    Initial results of the Nov. 4 general election show a low turnout of voters

    Early election results show only 22 percent of Clark County voters have returned ballots so far, with about 36,000 still to be counted. Several city and council races remain too close to call.

  9. PeopleNov 4, 2025Clark County Today

    Windermere Real Estate shares the warmth again this Winter

    Windermere Real Estate’s Vancouver office is collecting coats, blankets, and other winter necessities through Dec. 19 as part of its annual Share the Warmth campaign benefiting Share House.

  10. Community NewsNov 4, 2025Clark County Today

    Hockinson School District Board places renewal levy on February 2026 ballot

    The Hockinson School District Board has placed a renewal levy on the February 2026 ballot to continue funding essential programs, staff, and student opportunities without raising total school tax r…

  11. Community NewsNov 4, 2025Clark County Today

    The Historic Trust invites public to attend the 37th annual Lough Legacy Veterans Day Parade

    The Historic Trust will host the 37th Annual Lough Legacy Veterans Day Parade at the Fort Vancouver National Site on Nov. 11, honoring local veterans and active-duty military members.

  12. PoliticsNov 4, 2025Jerry Cornfield

    Shutdown throwdown? GOP lawmaker challenges WA’s Democratic governor to debate

    U. S. Rep. Michael Baumgartner has challenged Gov. Bob Ferguson to a televised debate over the ongoing federal government shutdown, but Ferguson’s office gave no indication he would accept.