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City of Vancouver launches eleventh annual Korey’s Joy Drive
The city of Vancouver is launching the eleventh annual Korey’s Joy Drive, collecting toys and warm clothing for families in need from Nov. 12 to Dec. 10.
Prairie High School presents ‘Six the Musical: Teen Edition’
Prairie High School’s Drama Club will perform Six the Musical: Teen Edition, a high-energy show celebrating girl power and history through song.
Mahsa Eshghi wins Camas City Council election
Mahsa Eshghi, a civil engineer and political newcomer, defeated incumbent Leslie Lewallen to win the Camas City Council Ward 3 Position 2 race by a wide margin.
Police report: Four Clark County councilors and the county manager violated rules when booting member from C-TRAN board
A Skamania County report found multiple Clark County officials violated procedures and laws when removing Councilor Michelle Belkot from the C-TRAN Board.
High school football: Camas kickers share an important role for the Papermakers
Camas seniors Jackson Tyler and Carter Pak share kicking duties and support each other as the Papermakers claim the Class 4A GSHL football title.
POLL: How confident are you that city leaders will spend Proposition 5 funds responsibly?
Clark County Today’s weekly poll asks readers how confident they are that Vancouver city leaders will spend Proposition 5 police levy funds responsibly.
Opinion: Sophomore season may be even better for former Camas standout Addison Harris
Ken Vance writes that former Camas standout Addison Harris had a breakout 27-point game for Montana State, signaling a strong sophomore season ahead.
Opinion: Interstate Bridge: $273 million on consultants for ‘basically the same project?’
Joe Cortright questions how the Interstate Bridge Replacement Project has spent more than $273 million on consultants for what he calls “basically the same project” as the failed Columbia River Cro…
Opinion: $1.8 trillion for nothing
Randall O’Toole argues that despite $1.8 trillion in taxpayer funding since 1991, transit use has declined, delivering little public benefit for massive spending.
Ridgefield High School Theatre presents ‘Almost, Maine’
Ridgefield High School Theatre will perform “Almost, Maine,” a heartwarming play exploring love and connection, with shows running Nov. 7–15.
Opinion: The right of way in roundabouts
Doug Dahl explains who has the right-of-way when two cars enter a roundabout at different speeds, emphasizing due care and responsible driving.
Opinion: Fighting for affordability and protecting your rights
Rep. John Ley provides a legislative update focused on affordability, parental rights, healthcare costs, and major transportation challenges, including the IBR project.
Clark County Prayer Breakfast: Adults challenges to express their faith to inspire children
Dr. John Mark Yeats encouraged adults of faith at the 24th Clark County Prayer Breakfast to inspire and guide children by living out their beliefs.
CCSO makes three arrests in homicide investigation of apartment parking lot shooting
Clark County Sheriff’s Office detectives arrested three Oregon suspects in the Oct. 26 Vancouver homicide of Jacob Hall, believed connected to an attempted car theft.
Opinion: A Commie in Gotham City
Lars Larson’s latest column criticizes Democratic victories across the nation, highlighting what he views as troubling trends in liberal politics from coast to coast.
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…
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.
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.