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Opinion: WAGOP provides statement on President Biden’s sweeping pardon of his son
WAGOP analyzes President Biden’s pardon of his son, discussing its legality, ethics, and political implications.
Battle Ground High School presents Clue: On Stage for fall production
Battle Ground High School presents Clue: On Stage, a comedic and suspenseful fall production.
Battle Ground school board sends replacement levy to voters
Battle Ground Public Schools proposes a replacement levy to fund critical student programs and services.
Battle Ground Senior Citizens becomes Dementia Friends participants
Battle Ground Senior Citizens participate in Dementia Friends program to promote awareness and community support.
Join in on #GivingTuesday to build a brighter future for Furry Friends
Furry Friends aims to raise $250,000 on #GivingTuesday to fund a medical building for enhanced cat care.
Expect daytime delays Tuesday for roundabout safety improvements on SR 503 in Battle Ground
Expect daytime delays on SR 503 in Battle Ground as safety improvements are made to the roundabout.
Board of Health extends application deadline for education position on Public Health Advisory Council
Clark County Board of Health extends application deadline for a key education position on the Public Health Advisory Council.
High school football: Belief system leads Camas to the Class 4A state finals
Camas Papermakers rally from a 13-point deficit to defeat Gonzaga Prep 28-20, advancing to the Class 4A state championship game.
High school football: Seton Catholic’s ‘momentous’ victory sends Cougars to state finals
Seton Catholic Cougars defeat Montesano 35-14 to advance to the Class 1A state championship game, their first in program history.
President Joe Biden pardons his son, Hunter
President Joe Biden pardons his son Hunter Biden, citing political motives in federal charges.
Obituary: Darvin John Zimmerman
Darvin John Zimmerman’s legacy of service and compassion remembered in Vancouver.
Northern border terrorist-related arrests soar
Northern border sees record arrests of individuals on the terrorist watchlist, raising national security concerns.
Opinion: Wolves mismanaged
Nancy Churchill discusses challenges in balancing wolf conservation with livestock protection.
Letter: Washougal resident encourages others to read and forward concerns to legislators
Washougal resident urges legislative action to counter global authority efforts.
Opinion: What to do when the lights go out
What to do when traffic lights are out? Doug Dahl explains key safety tips.
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue responds to fatality collision on Lewisville Highway
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue responded to a single-vehicle crash on Lewisville Highway, where one person was pronounced dead at the scene.
Vancouver man identified as victim in Nov. 20 fatality
A Vancouver man, Cedric D. Willis, 42, was identified as the victim of a fatal single-vehicle crash on Nov. 20 in Portland.
Let’s Go WA files PDC complaint against anti-initiative groups for allegedly hiding $1.5M
Let’s Go Washington files a PDC complaint against anti-initiative groups, alleging undisclosed expenditures of $1.5M related to the Climate Commitment Act.