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County seeks volunteers to serve on the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee
Clark County is seeking applicants for four open seats on the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee. Positions are available for both adults and youth, with applications due by Aug. 31.
POLL: Should cities be allowed to permanently close public spaces to camping under emergency orders?
A city emergency order cleared homeless camps near Andresen Road, citing public health and environmental concerns. This week’s poll asks if cities should have authority to close such areas permanen…
C-TRAN maintains partnership with Clark County Fair for free shuttle service
C-TRAN will again provide free shuttle service from eight locations to the Clark County Fair, which opens its 10-day run Friday with concerts, exhibits, and family attractions.
Opinion: President Trump is the hope for sanity being applied to the I-5 Bridge replacement project
Ken Vance argues that President Trump may be the best hope for restoring common sense to the I-5 Bridge replacement project, citing concerns over cost, delays, and light rail funding.
US Senate confirms Joe Kent to lead a national intelligence agency
The U.S. Senate has confirmed Joe Kent as director of the National Counterterrorism Center in a 52-44 vote, following his nomination by Donald Trump and despite opposition from Washington’s Democra…
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA accepts $1.25 million gift
The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA has received a historic $1.25 million gift from Dr. Michael C. Liu in memory of Nien-Wei Hsiao, supporting salaries, an endowment, and community music programming.
Opinion: County fairs are opportunities to go meat shopping
Pam Lewison of the Washington Policy Center highlights how Washington’s county fairs, including the upcoming Clark County Fair, offer families a hands-on way to buy local meat while supporting yout…
One dead in officer-involved shooting in downtown Vancouver
A person is dead following an officer-involved shooting in downtown Vancouver. A CCSO deputy is on Critical Incident Leave while the state’s independent investigations office handles the case.
Tickets on sale for 47th GRO Parade of Homes
Tickets are now available for the 47th GRO Parade of Homes, opening Sept. 5 in Camas with six custom homes from top builders and multiple themed event days.
Paddle for Life Festival brings community together for a day of racing, wellness & support
The Paddle for Life Festival returns Aug. 2 in Ridgefield, featuring dragon boat races, survivor tributes, and community support for breast cancer awareness and healing.
Opinion: WAGOP chair sets the record straight on Dems’ ‘hyperbolic rhetoric’ on Medicaid Program
WAGOP Chair Jim Walsh says reforms in the federal Medicaid program are overdue and could improve care access in underserved areas, despite partisan misinformation.
Opinion: Without accountability, Washington risks losing the fight on homelessness — and federal funding
Camas Councilmember Leslie Lewallen warns that without stronger enforcement and accountability, Washington could lose vital federal funds tied to homelessness and public safety.
Letter: What the HECK is a county Charter and why does it need reviewing?
Anna Miller explains the Clark County Charter, its origins, and why it faces review every five years — urging voters to stay informed ahead of the 2025 election.
Plan ahead for nighttime ramp closure on I-5 in Clark County, July 31
WSDOT will close the northbound I-5 off-ramp to 179th Street from 9 p.m. July 31 to 2 a.m. Aug. 1 for safety tech testing; delays expected.
IBR official remains confident in $2.1B in federal funding for I-5 bridge replacement
IBR officials say the $2.1 billion in federal funds for the I-5 bridge replacement remain secure despite national funding shifts, though light rail remains a point of local controversy.
Clark County Fair to provide 10 best days of summer starting Friday, Aug. 1
The 157th Clark County Fair opens Friday, Aug. 1, featuring 10 days of concerts, animals, food, rides, and special events like the Budweiser Clydesdales and Ice Age Adventures.
Clark County Republican Party unanimously opposes Philip Johnson’s candidacy for Battle Ground City Council
The Clark County Republican Party formally opposed Philip Johnson’s Battle Ground City Council run, citing actions they say undermine party unity and conservative principles.
Confirmed: Homeless camps along Burnt Bridge Creek Trail near Andresen Road no longer there
Vancouver has cleared long-standing homeless camps near Andresen Road on the Burnt Bridge Creek Trail after issuing a July 23 deadline; no tents remained as of July 28.