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Mother arrested after 3-year-old overdoses on methamphetamine
On Thursday at about 8 p.m., Vancouver Police and emergency medical responders from Vancouver Fire and AMR were dispatched to an apartment in the 4000 block of NE 109th Street for the report that a…
Troubled Washington ferry system becomes an issue in the governor’s race
Washington Republican candidate for governor Dave Reichert is blasting Gov. Jay Inslee over ongoing issues plaguing Washington State Ferries.
Opinion: Aha moments are on the agenda for people analyzing WA Cares
The May 1 meeting of a WA Cares oversight commission made one thing super clear: There is going to be a lot of disappointment if WA Cares remains a mandatory program funded by 58 cents (or more) of…
Vancouver’s second Safe Stay Community celebrates second year providing hope to the unhoused
On April 26, the city of Vancouver, non-profit operator Live Love Outreach and the many previously unsheltered individuals who have called Hope Village Safe Stay Community their temporary home, cel…
Woodland Public Schools invites community to meet new superintendent
The community is invited to attend a Meet the Superintendent Open House as part of the upcoming School Board Meeting on Thursday, May 9
POLL: Do you support the Washington State Republican Party’s endorsement of Semi Bird over Dave Reichert in the governor’s race?
Do you support the Washington State Republican Party’s endorsement of Semi Bird over Dave Reichert in the governor’s race?
Evergreen students celebrate state title in Video Game Development
Isaac Miller, Sebastian Najar, and Luke Twiss, three seniors from Evergreen High School, won the SkillsUSA state competition for Interactive Application of Video Game Development and will be taking…
Opinion: EV sales in WA far short of state target. Ecology’s application of the rule appears illegal
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center believes, ultimately, Washington’s EV requirement is needlessly expensive and restrictive.
Journey Theater announces audition dates for ‘The Music Man’
Journey Theater is looking for performers for this August’s production of ‘The Music Man,’ with auditions scheduled for June 1 and June 8.
Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” comes to Battle Ground High School
Battle Ground High School’s drama program is excited to present their upcoming production of William Shakespeare’s enchanting comedy A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
‘That’s a scandal’: CDC knew COVID shots caused deaths, but lied with public denials
A new report from the Epoch Times reveals its investigation shows that the CDC knew of the links between the COVID shots and death – and lied about them.
Ridgefield High School senior Asher Anderson wins National Merit Scholarship award
The Ridgefield School District recently announced that Ridgefield High School senior Asher Anderson has been selected as a recipient of a corporate-sponsored National Merit Scholarship award.
La Center Community Library celebrates 20 years
La Center Community Library is celebrating its 20th anniversary with live music, llamas, and cake on Tuesday, May 14 from 3 to 5 p.m.
Top construction students meet with employers looking to hire
Careers in Construction Southwest Washington set up a luncheon, allowing some of the top local employers in the trade industry to meet with the top construction program students from a dozen local…
What rescheduling marijuana means for Washington state’s cannabis industry
The Biden administration’s move to reclassify marijuana as a lower-risk substance has broad implications for the cannabis industry at large, including in Washington state.
Opinion: Levy failures and declining enrollment — what does it mean?
From Vancouver WA to Moses Lake and from Puyallup to Toppenish, parents are not granting their school district’s levy requests.
Greater Vancouver Chamber’s Junior Market returns to celebrate youth entrepreneurship and innovation
Lemonade Day Greater Vancouver’s Junior Market will return on June 1 for a third year.
Exploring Local History: WHS students gain insight through museum partnership
This year, students at Washougal High School have the opportunity to view a historical kitchen gadgets display, curated by Two Rivers Heritage Museum in Washougal, at the school library through Jun…