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Five-time state champion coach in Oregon takes job at Union High School
Vancouver resident Steve Pyne, who has led Central Catholic in Portland to five state championships in high school football, has resigned at Central and has accepted the head coaching job at Union…
Vancouver Tennis Center launches Love Serving Autism
New program for children with special needs is available, and it is part of Vancouver Tennis Center’s mission to serve the community and bring more people to the world of tennis.
Opinion: ‘Our government’s current priorities are backwards’
Third Congressional District candidate Joe Kent offers his thoughts on some current events impacting the United States.
Bill tying school funding to curriculum materials moves forward in Olympia
Legislation that would allow the Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction to cut state funding for certain school districts is moving ahead in the form of House Bill 2331.
House passes bipartisan Waters bill aimed at increasing fish populations in Washington
Legislation that would improve the state’s efforts to remove fish barriers received overwhelming support from the Washington State House of Representatives on Wednesday, passing with a 95-2 vote.
Opinion: ‘We absolutely need to vote as soon as we get our ballots’
Nancy Churchill addresses the question of when should voters submit their ballots.
Opinion: When can police write a ticket?
Target Zero Manager Doug Dahl answers a citizen’s question about the use of handicapped parking spaces.
House Republicans double down on push for legislative hearings for initiatives
Halfway through the legislative session in Olympia, House Republicans are doubling down on pressuring majority party Democrats to hold public hearings on six initiatives to the Legislature.
Opinion: WEA union blocks bill to provide equitable funding for charter school families
On Monday (Feb. 5), the Senate Ways and Means Committee blocked passage of SB 5809.
WAGOP: Olympia Democrats violate Constitutionally-mandated duty
Halfway through the 2024 legislative session, Democrats in Olympia, led by House Speaker Laurie Jinkins and Senate Majority Leader Andy Billig still insist on dismissing the democratic process, acc…
Initiative sponsor files ethics complaint against prosecuting attorney and deputy
On Tuesday, Rob Anderson, the sponsor of the ‘Restore Election Confidence’ initiative, filed a formal ethics complaint with the Clark County Ethics Commission against Prosecuting Attorney Tony Goli…
Clark County Republican Party conducts rescheduled precinct caucuses
On Saturday (Feb. 3), members of the Clark County Republican Party (CCRP) conducted their rescheduled precinct caucuses.
Medical freedom conference at local church draws large crowd
A link to a video for a recent conference on medical freedom at Bethel Community Church in Washougal has been taken down by YouTube, but those who were at the event witnessed two doctors calling fo…
DNA evidence gathered during stolen vehicle operation yields arrest in nearly yearlong robbery investigation
During a Stolen Vehicle Operation on Jan. 26, Vancouver Police stopped a stolen vehicle and contacted Geoffrey Boal, the suspect in a February 2023 attempted carjacking. Investigators arrested Boal…
WAGOP Resolution in support of Informed Consent
A Resolution on Informed Consent in public policy passed with overwhelming support from the State Committee of the Washington State Republican Party (WAGOP) at its recent quarterly meeting.
No stress this signing day for athletes who opted to sign early
The traditional signing day for high school senior football players in picking colleges is Wednesday, but six Clark County athletes took advantage of the early signing period and signed in December…
Unemployment benefit bill for strikers gets Washington House committee approval
The Washington state House Appropriations Committee has passed a proposed bill that would allow workers in Washington state to receive unemployment insurance during strikes.
Opinion: Minimum Wage hikes, predictably, increase the cost of fast food – is a $10 Big Mac on the horizon?
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center believes there is no way around the effects of minimum wage increases.