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Lemonade Day Junior Market set for Saturday at Esther Short Park
More than 250 young CEOs will showcase art, jewelry, produce and more at the Lemonade Day Junior Market in Esther Short Park on Saturday, June 7, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Opinion: State lawmakers need to examine their role in health care cost increases
Columnist Elizabeth New argues that Washington’s taxes, price caps and regulations are inflating health-care costs and jeopardizing providers.
Opinion: A fun guide to teaching money smarts at any age
Vancouver banker Herman Day offers playful, age-appropriate strategies to build financial literacy from preschool through adulthood.
Battle Ground Public Schools to offer free meals this summer
Battle Ground Public Schools will serve free weekday breakfasts and lunches to all kids and teens at Maple Grove Primary School and CAM Academy from June 17 to Aug. 14.
Overnight closures of I-5 in Vancouver for pavement repair work, June 8, 9, 11 and 12
Overnight pavement repairs will fully close and restrict lanes on I-5 near the I-5/I-205 split June 8–12, with detours via local ramps; drivers should expect delays and check WSDOT real-time tools…
Battle Ground to celebrate reopening of newly remodeled Senior Center
Battle Ground will reopen its newly remodeled Senior Center on June 16, showcasing upgrades like an ADA-compliant design, modern kitchen and covered patio for expanded senior programming and public…
FBI, local partners interrupt IED and mass shooting event
A Columbia County, Oregon juvenile was arrested for plotting an improvised explosive device attack and mass shooting at the Three Rivers Mall in Kelso, Washington.
Vancouver Police make arrest in shooting investigation
Detectives arrested Jarod Ngiraibuuch after serving a warrant linked to the May 27 drive-by shooting outside the Jim Parsley Center.
POLL: Should Clark County help enforce federal immigration laws?
Clark County Today’s weekly poll asks whether local deputies should help enforce federal immigration laws or stay within the bounds of state restrictions.
Murder of three Wenatchee sisters highlights complexity of family court cases
A tragic triple homicide near Wenatchee involving three young sisters is sparking renewed scrutiny of Washington’s family court system and a new law affecting child custody decisions.
WAGOP joins regional movement to end vote-by-mail
The Washington State Republican Party has joined a citizen-led initiative aimed at restoring in-person voting and election integrity across the state.
Letter: ‘Protect Vancouver’s future Public Market’
Bob Ortblad urges residents to imagine the environmental harm the Interstate Bridge Replacement project could cause Vancouver’s future Public Market, while criticizing the program’s dismissive hand…
Detectives make unlawful firearm arrest in Woodland
A convicted felon was arrested in Woodland after attempting to trade a fully automatic submachine gun, suppressor, and motorcycle for an ATV.
Kim Hamlik announces candidacy for Clark County Charter Review Commission, District 2, Position 3
Kim Hamlik has entered the race for the Clark County Charter Review Commission, citing a background in business, education, and nonprofit leadership that she says equips her to tackle local challen…
Opinion: ‘Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican’
Clark County Republican Party Chairman Matthew Bumula reflects on Ronald Reagan’s 11th Commandment and its relevance to current intra-party conflicts.
Furry Friends volunteers encourage community contributions to feed kittens
Furry Friends is urgently asking the community to help feed over 150 kittens as food supplies run dangerously low.
Victims of Tuesday homicide in Battle Ground identified
The Clark County Medical Examiner identified the two people found dead Tuesday morning in Battle Ground as Tiffany Vela and Spencer Jones, while a third person remains in critical condition.
Opinion: The Minimum Wage Trap – Why higher wages don’t solve Washington’s affordability crisis
Washington Policy Center’s Mark Harmsworth argues that raising the minimum wage does not address the root causes of Washington state’s affordability crisis and can have unintended economic conseque…