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Letter: ‘We were shocked, disgusted and quite embarrassed to see our county in such a garbage infested state’
Clark County resident Vaughn Johnson raises concerns over excessive litter along highways, calling for cleanup efforts and government action.
The Study of Sports Podcast, Feb 21, 2025: Big changes for Mat Classic, and the thrill of playoff basketball
Paul Valencia and local sports administrators discuss the new name for their podcast, changes to Mat Classic, and the excitement of high school playoff basketball.
Opinion: Next steps for emergency powers reform
Madi Clark discusses the importance of emergency powers reform and the role of legislative oversight in ensuring government accountability.
Letter: Checks from DOGE savings
Brush Prairie resident Robert Mattila warns against DOGE savings checks, citing concerns over national debt and financial responsibility.
Employment Security assists federal workers with unemployment claims, job searches amid rise in layoffs
The Employment Security Department is assisting federal workers with unemployment claims and job searches as layoffs increase.
Arrest Made by Special Victims Unit in child abuse case
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office arrested Gabriel Hardy for alleged child abuse; detectives seek additional victims.
High school sports: Prairie, Columbia River, Ridgefield boys join the party to state hoops
Prairie, Columbia River, and Ridgefield boys basketball teams clinch state tournament berths, joining 10 other Clark County teams in their quest for a championship.
POLL: Do you believe SB 5382 makes it harder for citizens to propose initiatives?
POLL: Does SB 5382 make it harder for citizens to propose initiatives? Vote now and share your thoughts.
School Resource Officer making a difference at Prairie High School
Chelsea Quiggle of the Clark County Sheriff’s Office used to be a teacher, and now she continues to serve students but now as a law enforcement officer
Several gun bills working their way through the Washington State Legislature
Several gun-related bills are advancing through the Washington State Legislature, while a bipartisan bill to increase penalties for repeat juvenile gun offenders has yet to receive a public hearing.
First installment 2025 property tax payments due Tuesday, April 30
The first installment of 2025 Clark County property tax payments is due by April 30, with statements now being mailed.
2025 Columbia River Spring Chinook seasons announced
The 2025 Columbia River spring Chinook season has been announced, with fishery managers setting dates and catch limits for recreational anglers.
Clark County Superior Court introduces new jury management software
Clark County Superior Court introduces a modernized jury management system, improving juror communication with a new online portal, mobile optimization, and text/email notifications.
Battle Ground Public Schools kindergarten enrollment is now available
Battle Ground Public Schools kindergarten enrollment is now open for the 2025-26 school year.
Opinion: Camas, Union rivalry and memories
Camas and Union continue their intense girls basketball rivalry, evoking memories of past high school basketball clashes in Clark County.
Mat Classic: High school wrestling championship bigger than ever at Tacoma Dome
Mat Classic 2025 is bigger than ever, featuring over 200 Clark County wrestlers in a three-day state championship at the Tacoma Dome.
New playgrounds open at Sifton Neighborhood Park and Gaiser Middle School Park
Clark County Public Works announces new playgrounds at Sifton Neighborhood Park and Gaiser Middle School Park, featuring upgraded equipment and safer surfaces.
Two more bipartisan bills from Rep. Kevin Waters move forward after receiving committee approval
Two bipartisan bills from Rep. Kevin Waters—on alcohol server permits and education policy—are moving forward after committee approval.