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High School football: Seton Catholic tops King’s Way Christian as both teams play for a higher calling
Seton Catholic football improves to 7-0 after defeating King’s Way Christian, as both teams play with respect and Christian values.
County Council approves resolution regarding law and justice financial impacts
Clark County Council approved a resolution to discuss the financial impacts of law enforcement expansion, highlighting the challenges posed by Proposition 4.
Battle Ground Police respond to report of a disturbance
Battle Ground Police responded to a reported disturbance involving a suspected gunshot sound, leading to an arrest.
Vancouver police pitch fix after audit finds firearms went unaccounted in 2023
Vancouver Police Department addresses findings from a 2023 audit on unaccounted firearms and asset management.
Letter: Taxpayer costs mount
Karen Dill Bowerman discusses the taxpayer costs of Vancouver’s Proposition 4 in a letter to voters.
Letter: Reject Charter Amendments No. 17 and 18 – Stop the power grab
Rob Anderson urges Clark County residents to reject Charter Amendments 17 and 18, calling them a power grab that undermines citizen rights.
Opinion: Taxpayer-funded solar EV chargers cost five times as much as regular chargers but produce far less electricity
Taxpayer-funded solar EV chargers in Washington are five times more expensive than regular chargers, yet produce far less electricity.
Clark College officials report enrollment increase
Clark College reports a 5.8% enrollment increase for Fall 2024, continuing a positive trend in student headcount.
Vancouver’s Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program awards funding to several area communities
Past Traffic Calming Program improvement on Northeast 72nd Avenue in Vancouver’s Green Meadows Neighborhood. Photo courtesy city of Vancouver
Event aims to spark discussion about charity in SW Washington
Event at Clark College aims to spark critical discussion on charity’s future in SW Washington.
POLL: Do you believe TriMet’s demands for the Interstate Bridge Replacement Project, including the addition of light rail, are justified?
Poll: Do you support TriMet’s demand for light rail in the Interstate Bridge Replacement Project?
Opinion: New evidence shows harmful Critical Race Theory is taught in Washington public schools
Liv Finne discusses new evidence showing Critical Race Theory is part of teacher training in Washington public schools.
Opinion: Who are bike lanes for, really?
Doug Dahl explores who can legally use bike lanes and what Washington laws say about it.
Vancouver reaffirms its commitment to tracking procedures along with the release of state audit
Vancouver reaffirms tracking procedures after state audit reveals improvement opportunities in Police Department equipment.
Voting begins Friday for Washington’s November 5 General Election
Voting starts Friday for the November 5 General Election in Washington state.
WA GOP chair: Cities opposed to initiatives motivated by potential loss of revenue
Washington cities, including Vancouver, oppose several voter initiatives, with GOP claiming revenue loss drives these decisions.
Washington State Department of Corrections: License plate shortage should end soon
Washington State Department of Corrections works to resolve a statewide license plate shortage caused by COVID-19 and labor changes.
Work begins to repair bridge to lower falls in Lacamas Regional Park
Clark County begins repairs on the trail bridge to the lower falls in Lacamas Regional Park.