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American Legion Smith-Reynolds Post 14 and Auxiliary Unit open fiscal year with new leadership
American Legion Smith-Reynolds Post 14 in Vancouver starts the new fiscal year with new leadership and a focus on supporting veterans and youth development.
Ferguson, Reichert exchange jabs during gubernatorial debate
Washington gubernatorial candidates Bob Ferguson and Dave Reichert faced off in a heated debate, tackling issues such as public safety, homelessness, climate change, and abortion.
Opinion: State worker contract secrecy benefits no one
Elizabeth New Hovde argues that private salary negotiations between the state and public employee unions benefit no one and should be more transparent.
Washougal School Board welcomes new board member
Jane Long was sworn in as the newest member of the Washougal School Board, representing Director District 2 through 2025.
Superior Court Adult Drug Court recognizes 25-year anniversary with tribute celebration
Superior Court Adult Drug Court will celebrate its 25th anniversary on Sept. 25 at Clark College with a free buffet dinner and presentation.
Opinion: Election prep – Governor and lieutenant governor
Nancy Churchill discusses the duties of Washington’s governor and lieutenant governor, introducing Republican candidates Dave Reichert and Dan Matthews.
Letter: ‘We must band together and make difficult choices’
Anna Miller invites the community to attend the CCRW Sept. 19 dinner meeting with Washington GOP Chair Jim Walsh and Republican candidates.
IBR program to publish its Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement Fri., Sept. 20
The Interstate Bridge Replacement program is set to release its Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement on Sept. 20, opening a 60-day public comment period.
Ferguson, Reichert set to square off Tuesday in first of two gubernatorial debates
Bob Ferguson and Dave Reichert are set to square off in a televised gubernatorial debate in Seattle this Tuesday.
Opinion: The facts on I-2019, the possible repeal of Washington’s Income tax on capital gains
Paul Guppy discusses the possible repeal of Washington’s income tax on capital gains and its effects on the state’s economic future.
Letter: The IBR’s deadly bribe
Retired engineer Bob Ortblad raises safety concerns about the I-5 Bridge replacement project, highlighting risks with crosswinds and the double-decker buses.
Vancouver City Council to host Community Forum on Sept. 23
Vancouver’s City Council will host a community forum on Sept. 23, open to all residents for questions and discussions.
Commission on Aging to confirm 2025 work plan at annual retreat
Clark County’s Commission on Aging will confirm the 2025 work plan at its annual retreat this month.
Suspicious devices found outside vacant home
Suspicious devices were found outside a vacant home in Vancouver, prompting the involvement of the regional explosive detonation unit.
Vancouver Police investigate online threat, arrest two armed individuals
Vancouver Police arrested two armed suspects outside Mountain View High School after investigating an online threat to confront a student.
Patriot Day Salute set for Wednesday, Sept. 11, at City Hall
Vancouver to host a Patriot Day Salute on Sept. 11 at City Hall to honor the lives lost during the 9/11 attacks.
Resource fair for senior citizens to be held in Washougal on Sept. 14
A Senior Education Resource Fair will be held on Sept. 14 in Washougal, hosted by Columbia River Realty, offering valuable resources for senior citizens.
Expect nighttime delays for paving work on SR 503 in Battle Ground, Sept. 9-10
Expect nighttime delays for paving work on SR 503 in Battle Ground, with single-lane closures and flaggers guiding traffic.