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Vancouver Fire Department crews contained a fire at Fourth Plain Commons that displaced residents from four apartments; no injuries were reported.
Rep. John Ley highlights transportation architect Kevin Peterson’s proposal for an affordable, high-clearance express bridge designed to ease congestion and improve river crossings in Southwest Was…
Clark County Council adopted a resolution condemning political violence in all forms, read by Michelle Belkot and accepted by Ross Wiley of Turning Point USA. Four councilors signed the resolution.
Clark County Today begins a series featuring Charter Review Commission candidates discussing the Home Rule Charter’s role in shaping local government ahead of the Nov. 4 general election.
Nancy Churchill argues that Washington’s public education system faces an undeclared emergency, with math scores collapsing after decades of politicized reforms and a lack of academic accountability.
Clark County Elections will mail ballots Oct. 14 for the Nov. 4 General and Special Election, with deadlines for registration, replacement ballots, and voting assistance clearly outlined.
Battle Ground resident Brian Munson examines the real costs of serving on the City Council, outlining pay, benefits, and the need for greater transparency and accountability in local government spe…
Camas resident Gary Perman urges voters to re-elect Leslie Lewallen and support Geoerl Niles for City Council, praising their integrity, leadership, and commitment to local priorities.
Battle Ground resident Julia Dawn Seaver voices her support for Jennifer Heine-Withee, citing her leadership on parents’ rights, education reform, and local control of school policy.
Amboy resident Thomas Schenk urges voters to prioritize Charter Review Commission races, calling Clark County’s government a reflection of federal overspending and partisan imbalance.
Clark County is taking applications for two Mosquito Control District Board seats, with terms starting Jan. 2, 2026; the application deadline is Oct. 31, 2025.
Camas resident Douglas Tweet urges voters to support fiscally responsible leadership, backing Councilor Leslie Lewallen and opposing costly light rail expansion on the I-5 Bridge project.