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A Chat with the Champions: Ridgefield girls soccer
Ridgefield Spudders celebrate their second consecutive Class 2A state title in girls soccer, showcasing teamwork and community pride.
Giving Tuesday: Tix for Tots raises funds for children to experience the arts
Brush Prairie’s Adele Anaya, 9, creates Tix for Tots to fund tickets for families to access plays, concerts, and museums.
Clark Public Utilities board adopts 2025 budget for electric, generating and water systems
Clark Public Utilities Board approves 2025 budgets for electric, generating, and water systems with no rate increases.
Silent Majority Foundation files lawsuit on behalf of former state employees who were terminated under policy requiring a COVID-19 vaccine
Silent Majority Foundation files a lawsuit on behalf of former state employees alleging constitutional violations over a COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
Opinion: Washington State’s resistance to ICE declared unconstitutional
Nancy Churchill discusses a Ninth Circuit Court ruling declaring Washington state’s ICE resistance unconstitutional.
Clark College Concert Band Fall Quarter Performance set for Sunday
Clark College Concert Band presents its Fall Concert with classical music at Skyview High School this Sunday.
First Friday Open Mic Music Night to be held Friday (Dec. 6)
Discover live music in Amboy at the First Friday Open Mic Night featuring talented local artists performing at the North Clark Historical Museum.
Help Furry Friends’ Giving Tree Fundraiser this holiday season
Support Furry Friends’ Giving Tree fundraiser to help local cats this holiday season through community-driven donations.
Artists Wendy Davis and George Throop join RedDoor Gallery in Camas
Experience local artistry at the RedDoor Gallery in Camas, featuring Wendy Davis and George Throop during a special First Friday Art Walk event.
Gov. Inslee imposes spending freeze to deal with $10B-$12B operating budget gap
Gov. Inslee imposes a spending freeze to address a projected $72 billion budget shortfall in Washington.
Sen. Fortunato gets jump start on Trump’s deportation plan
Sen. Phil Fortunato reintroduces Senate Bill 5002 to repeal Washington’s sanctuary state status and enhance public safety.
City to host Main Street Promise groundbreaking
Vancouver’s Main Street Promise Project kicks off with a groundbreaking ceremony on Dec. 6.
Fire District 3 launches holiday Toy & Food Drive
Fire District 3 in Brush Prairie launches its holiday Toy & Food Drive, accepting donations through Dec. 20.
Washington state’s spending spree drives massive deficit
Washington state faces a massive budget deficit following years of increased spending and new taxes.
Ninth Circuit rules in favor of federal deportation
A Ninth Circuit ruling confirms federal authority over deportation despite King County’s sanctuary policies.
St. John Lutheran Church to hold Longest Night Service
St. John Lutheran Church in Vancouver invites all to its Longest Night service, a comforting holiday tradition for those facing grief.
Re-Imagined Radio brings back its community holiday tradition
Re-Imagined Radio presents “A Radio Christmas Sampler Vol. 4” on Dec. 16, featuring classic holiday radio programs.
Clark College Treble Ensemble & Chorale Fall Quarter Concert
Clark College Treble Ensemble & College Chorale will perform a free fall concert in Vancouver featuring classical and choral music.