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The Mount St. Helens Visitor Center reopens on May 31 with updated, interactive exhibits that highlight the mountain’s history and cultural significance.
Peter Bracchi urges Vancouver to tackle PFAS pollution by addressing both drinking water treatment and contamination from city-sanctioned homeless camps.
Bob Ortblad compares the design and costs of the SR 520 Portage Bay Bridge and the proposed I-5 Bridge, arguing that the IBR program unfairly dismissed a potentially cost-saving tunnel alternative.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving and Target Zero, with local leaders, are hosting the inaugural Bike/Walk like MADD event at Frenchman’s Bar Regional Park in Vancouver to honor Danielle “Danie” Abraha…
Tix for Tots will hold its first gala fundraiser featuring performances, local treats, and an auction to support community programs.
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center argues for Washington to adopt legislation similar to Illinois Senate Bill 1563 to help property owners evict squatters.
More than 500 Christians gathered at Seattle City Hall for the “Rattle in Seattle” rally to protest city policies, with counter-protesters and multiple arrests reported.
Bill Bruch outlines a proposed initiative to require citizenship verification for voter registration in Washington.
Clark County Public Works has announced summer road preservation work that could cause delays and closures on county roads.
The Port of Vancouver USA has awarded a construction contract for Segments 4 and 5 of its bike and pedestrian pathway, with work starting this summer and completion expected by the end of 2025.
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington will host its 2025 Annual Luncheon on June 3 in Vancouver, highlighting local philanthropy and community leadership.
The Clark County Council is seeking volunteers for the Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board to support services and improve community programs.