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Opinion: Each councilor should vote THEIR independent vote as a representative and in the best interests of the board they are on
Former Councilor Gary Medvigy calls for independence and transparency in Clark County Council votes
Public testimony heats up over bill that would undo some of parents’ rights initiative
Testimony over a Washington bill reveals strong public divide on parental rights in education
Calling it ‘Baseballism,’ organizers hosting 24 high school baseball teams in Clark County
Baseballism tournament brings 24 high school teams to Clark County turf fields for a multi-site showcase of talent
Letter: ‘Bend to our will to put light rail into Clark County or we will remove you via backdoor shenanigans’
Camas resident Anna Miller criticizes Clark County Council’s actions regarding light rail and outlines paths for public response in a detailed letter to the editor.
Letter: Is this representative government?
Shauna Walters questions Clark County Council’s actions, calling for accountability and voter awareness ahead of local elections.
IBR Program requests NMFS authorization to potentially harm & harass Columbia River marine life over five-year period
Neighbors for a Better Crossing urges public input on IBRP’s impact on marine life.
Opinion: Checking on area school district’s policies on biological males participating in female sports
Dick Rylander gathers Clark County school district responses on male athletes in female sports.
Letter: ‘We should be ashamed of ourselves’
Brush Prairie resident Bob Mattila expresses concerns about societal values in his letter to the editor.
Clark College reports enrollment growth and strategic progress in the 2025 State of the College video
Clark College reports enrollment growth and strategic progress in the 2025 State of the College address.
Vancouver honors volunteers with tree planting
The volunteer recognition and tree planting was held on March 8. Photo courtesy city of Vancouver
State Parks expands same-day camping reservations to all campgrounds
Washington State Parks expands same-day camping reservations to all campgrounds, improving accessibility for visitors.
Expect delays on SR 503 Yale Bridge for annual inspections, March 28
Expect delays on SR 503 Yale Bridge as WSDOT conducts inspections on March 28.
Fatal traffic accident under investigation in Battle Ground
A fatal traffic accident in Battle Ground is under investigation after one victim succumbed to injuries.
Council member Belkot: Will pursue legal counsel if she is not reinstated to C-TRAN board
Clark County Council faces public outcry over Michelle Belkot’s removal from the C-TRAN board, with calls for reinstatement and legal action.
Letter: Cruelty comes in many forms
A letter to the editor discusses political fear tactics and Medicaid funding concerns, urging clarity in public discourse.
WA’s latest budget outlook shows $845M decline in projected revenue through 2029
Washington state’s budget outlook projects an $845 million revenue decline through 2029, impacting future fiscal planning.
Woodland AP Government students describe their recent successful ‘Power Hour’ event
Woodland High School AP Government students organized a successful “Power Hour” civic discussion, impressing local leaders with their initiative.
Sons of American Revolution salute Woodland teacher Shari Conditt
Woodland High School’s Shari Conditt was honored by the Sons of the American Revolution for her dedication to history education, finishing second in the state competition.