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Opinion: Election Prep – OSPI and Public Lands races
Nancy Churchill discusses the 2024 general election, focusing on the races for OSPI and Public Lands.
WA, OR continue to consider tolls for Interstate Bridge replacement project
WA and OR consider tolls for Interstate Bridge Replacement project connecting the two states.
Letter: ‘Portland quietly admitting that TriMet’s ridership is too low to be worth running full-capacity trains’
Bryan White of Orchards expresses concern about TriMet’s low ridership and potential impacts on Clark County.
Children to be able to shine at Dozer Day this weekend, operating heavy machinery
Dozer Day returns this weekend at the Clark County Event Center, offering hands-on activities with heavy machinery for children.
Opinion: Think it’s tough to do business in Washington? Here’s the proof …
Mark Harmsworth discusses Washington’s anti-business policies and their impact on business startups and growth.
City Manager submits recommended 2025/26 biennial budget to Vancouver City Council
Vancouver City Manager submits the recommended 2025/26 biennial budget, reflecting Council and community priorities.
Opinion: What would be the real impact of I-2117 on transit?
Charles Prestrud discusses the real impact of I-2117 on Washington’s transit funding.
Battle Ground Police Department announces use of body-worn cameras
The Battle Ground Police Department will begin using body-worn cameras on October 7.
Public safety advocates warn of effort to reduce public defender caseloads
Public safety advocates warn that efforts to reduce public defender caseloads may lead to serious consequences for justice in Washington
Opinion: How can we reward people for finding information that contradicts their ideology?
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center discusses how ideological biases hinder the pursuit of truth in public policy.
Obit: Service scheduled Sunday in Amboy for Carolyn June Wilson Womelsdorf
A service for Carolyn June Wilson Womelsdorf, a long-time North Clark County resident, is scheduled for October 6 in Amboy.
Ridgefield PD promotes Breast Cancer Awareness Month with vibrant pink patches, vehicle magnets and more
The Ridgefield Police Department promotes Breast Cancer Awareness Month with the Pink Patch Project to support early detection and cancer research.
Fire Prevention Week: Clark County Fire District 3 urges residents to test smoke alarms
Clark County Fire District 3 promotes Fire Prevention Week from October 6-12, emphasizing the importance of functional smoke alarms.
Applications for 2025-2027 Community Action Program funds available Oct. 1
Clark County Community Services announces funding applications for anti-poverty programs starting October 1, with $284,000 available annually.
Interim county fire marshal lifts outdoor burn ban
Clark County Interim Fire Marshal Donna Goddard has lifted the outdoor burn ban, effective immediately, as fire season concludes.
Letter: New movie on COVID vaccine victims deserves a watch
Richard Beamish discusses the documentary on COVID vaccine victims, urging viewers to watch.
Applications for 2025 Clark County CDBG, HOME funds available starting Oct. 1
Clark County opens applications for CDBG and HOME funds to boost community development.
Repair work beginning on six Chelatchie Prairie Railroad bridges
Clark County Public Works is initiating repairs on six Chelatchie Prairie Railroad bridges.