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Belkot files suit against Clark County, alleging civil rights violations, breaches to open meeting laws
Clark County Councilor Michelle Belkot claims she was removed from the C-TRAN Board of Directors after she intended to vote to protect taxpayers Clark County Councilor Michelle Belkot filed a lawsu…
43,153 people sign in to oppose property-tax increase heard Monday in Senate budget committee
Over 43,000 Washingtonians oppose Senate Bill 5978, which would raise property taxes.
Battle Ground Public Schools to host presentations on Proposition 9
Battle Ground Public Schools will host public presentations about Proposition 9.
Letter: ‘Should we vote for the RFA?’
Camas resident Jeff Englund voices concerns about the RFA and tax impacts.
Rep. Peter Abbarno welcomes Union Ridge Elementary School “Tater Tots” to the State Capitol
Union Ridge Elementary “Tater Tots” tour the Capitol and learn about lawmaking.
Vancouver celebrates Arbor Month and 36th year as a Tree City USA
Vancouver celebrates Arbor Month with tree plantings, exhibits, and Tree City USA honors.
Clark County hosting April 10 open house about the Northeast Delfel Road realignment project
Clark County to host April 10 open house on Delfel Road project, replacing signals with a roundabout.
Clark County offers free workshops promoting composting and sustainable living
Clark County offers free composting and sustainability workshops this spring.
Battle Ground Public Schools hosting Family Resource Fair at Prairie High School on April 19
Battle Ground Public Schools will host a free Family Resource Fair at Prairie High School on April 19.
Lions Clubs of Clark County place new eyeglasses and hearing aids recycling drop-off box at Cascade Park Community Library
Lions Clubs of Clark County place a new donation box at Cascade Park Library for recycling used eyeglasses and hearing aids.
North Clark Historical Museum schedule for April set
North Clark Historical Museum announces April events including music, quilting, and tours.
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA announces 2025-26 Symphonic Season
The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA’s 2025-26 season features major American composers, world-class soloists, and a full slate of live and streamed concerts.
Expect delays in both directions of I-5 near Woodland, for safety improvements, April 1-3
WSDOT will close I-5 lanes near Woodland April 1–3 for cable barrier repairs and debris removal.
Republican budget leaders shocked by Democrats’ rejection of no-new-taxes, no-cuts budget proposal
Republicans express shock after Senate Democrats reject a no-tax alternative and pass a $78.6B budget.
Democrats reject opportunity to pass a no-new-tax and no-cuts budget
Senate Democrats passed a $78.5B budget relying on historic tax hikes, rejecting a no-new-tax GOP alternative.
Letter: ‘Thank you Michelle Belkot for your courage to question the light rail need and its prohibitive costs’
Vancouver resident praises Michelle Belkot for opposing light rail costs and urges ethical governance on transportation boards.
Vancouver Fire responds to house fire
Vancouver firefighters responded to a house fire on NE 45th Street, quickly transitioning to a defensive strategy due to collapsed stairs and basement fire conditions.
Vietnam Veterans welcomed home at ceremony Saturday presented by CMAC
Vietnam veterans honored at Vancouver Mall with a heartfelt ceremony on National Vietnam War Veterans Day.