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Reform Clark County leader files motion to dismiss in WinCo Foods lawsuit
Rob Anderson of Reform Clark County files a motion to dismiss WinCo’s lawsuit over alleged unauthorized signature gathering.
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Sept. 26, 2024: Rivalries and computer rankings in high school football
Paul Valencia, Cale Piland, and Tony Liberatore discuss high school football rivalries, NIL, and computer rankings in Southwest Washington.
Visit Vancouver WA presents 9th annual Dining Month
Vancouver’s Dine the Couve returns in October with 41 restaurants offering special 3 for $33 menus.
League of Women Voters issues updated schedule for general election candidate forums
League of Women Voters releases updated general election candidate forums schedule, with changes in three races.
Opinion: Waiting for pedestrians
Doug Dahl explains Washington’s pedestrian safety laws, focusing on when drivers should stop at crosswalks.
River HomeLink wins state award
River HomeLink in Battle Ground has been awarded the inaugural School on the Rise award for its positive learning environment and strong parental involvement.
CCSO Tactical Detective Unit takes down multi-state stolen muscle car ring
CCSO Tactical Detective Unit arrested five in a multi-state muscle car theft ring, recovering stolen vehicles and firearms.
Man armed with pellet gun leads police on chase on E-bike and causes shelter in place
Man leads police on a chase while armed with a pellet gun in Vancouver.
Opinion: Initiative 2109 would repeal Washington’s harmful capital gains income tax
Initiative 2109 aims to repeal Washington’s capital gains tax, affecting business investment and economic growth.
Opinion: Silent Majority Foundation files lawsuit against WSU
Silent Majority Foundation files a lawsuit against WSU for allegedly violating Dr. Renata Moon’s free speech rights.
Firearms reportedly brandished at middle school campus in Camas
Camas Police responded to an incident at Skyridge Middle School involving firearms and an 11-year-old juvenile.
Applications being accepted for entries in the 2024 Lough Legacy Veterans Day Parade
Applications are now open for the 36th Annual Lough Legacy Veterans Day Parade at Fort Vancouver, set for Nov. 11.
Opening of Center at Terminal 1 at Port of Vancouver USA
The Center at Terminal 1 in Vancouver opens, adding Class A office and retail spaces to the Port of Vancouver USA’s waterfront.
PeaceHealth Southwest receives $10 million gift
PeaceHealth Southwest receives a transformative $20 million gift from David and Patricia Nierenberg, supporting the Healthcare Reimagined Campaign.
Target Zero: ‘One More Stop’ patrols scheduled for Friday in memory of fallen state trooper
Washington State Patrol’s “One More Stop” patrols will take place on September 27 in honor of Trooper Christopher Gadd, killed by a drunk driver earlier this year.
Excitement builds for Camas Plein Air honoring Marquita Call
Artists are invited to compete in the Camas Plein Air event on October 5, with $2,000 in prizes to honor Marquita Call.
Letter: “I’m not convinced’ immersed tunnel won’t work
Hayden Island resident Sam Churchill argues against IBR program claims, supporting the immersed tunnel option for the Columbia River bridge.
Work from two local artists on display at the Rebecca Anstine Gallery through December
Local artists K.C. Madsen and Julie Ann Smith’s work is on display at the Rebecca Anstine Gallery through December.