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Grade 13 introduces young, skilled talent to the local construction industry
The Grade 13 event at Hudson’s Bay High School brought together 70 top high school students and more than 50 companies to connect skilled youth with careers in the trades.
Town hall: Republicans say they are the ones fighting for the working class
Four Republican legislators gathered in Battle Ground for a town hall to address rising taxes, education concerns, and their push to support Washington’s working class.
Popular People’s Choice Award returns for 66th annual Battle Ground Public Schools district art show
Battle Ground’s 66th annual student art show is live, with public voting open for the People’s Choice Award through May 12.
Work by two local artists on display at the Rebecca Anstine Gallery
Work by Jason Litts and Allan Oliver is now featured at the Rebecca Anstine Gallery in Vancouver, with the show running through the end of June.
Pooneh Gray Files for Vancouver City Council
Pooneh Gray has filed to run for Position #1 on the Vancouver City Council, emphasizing public safety, homelessness solutions, and community justice.
WA family at center of fight over trans athletes heartened by federal OSPI probe
A federal investigation into Washington’s public schools has renewed momentum for a Wenatchee family advocating for fairness in girls’ sports after their daughter lost a race to a transgender athlete.
Clark County, partners break ground on construction of Curtin Creek Community Park
Clark County and project partners held a groundbreaking ceremony for Curtin Creek Community Park in Brush Prairie, which is scheduled to open in spring 2026.
Battle Ground Police celebrate Excellence in Service at awards ceremony
Detective Ethan Poki was named the 2024 Officer of the Year as the Battle Ground Police Department honored exceptional staff at its annual awards ceremony.
Letter: Vancouver needs broader leadership than just a teacher’s lens
Vancouver resident Peter Bracchi urges Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle not to seek another term, calling for more diverse and inclusive leadership rooted in broader experiences.
Vancouver Police investigating homicide
Vancouver Police are investigating a Saturday morning homicide in the 10400 block of SE French Rd after a male victim died from gunshot injuries.
Vancouver Police arrest child sex abuser
Vancouver Police arrested Kaleb Mormance on 17 felony charges after a multi-agency investigation into a child exploitation chatroom.
Opinion: Legislative session ‘was full of ups and downs and many learning experiences’
Rep. John Ley reflects on the 2025 legislative session, highlighting local funding victories and warning of major tax increases passed by the majority.
Title IX fight escalates as WA districts push back on gender identity policies
School districts in Washington are filing civil rights complaints against the state over gender identity policies, prompting a federal Title IX investigation.
Video: White House holds briefing on ‘Restoring Common Sense’
The White House hosted a May 1 press briefing on “Restoring Common Sense” as the nation reflected on the first 100 days of President Trump’s current term.
Opinion: Washington state Legislature 2025: That’s a wrap
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center breaks down the highlights and lowlights of Washington’s 2025 legislative session, warning of rising taxes and new mandates.
John Jay announces candidacy for Clark County Charter Review Commission
John Jay has announced his candidacy for Clark County Charter Review Commission District Three, Position 3, emphasizing transparency, efficiency, and balanced governance.
Camas City Councilor Leslie Lewallen to host town hall on fentanyl crisis
Camas City Councilor Leslie Lewallen will host a public town hall on May 6 to address the fentanyl crisis and its impact on families across Southwest Washington.
Opinion: Washington state lawmakers increase the cost of driving – again
Bob Pishue of Mountain States Policy Center argues that new vehicle and fuel taxes in Washington will raise driving costs while diverting funds away from roads.