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Jeff Bezos to save $600M selling stock in Florida, not Washington
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos plans to sell 50 million shares of Amazon stock, which would have cost him hundreds of millions of dollars had he not moved out of Washington state.
Opinion: Workforce issue rightly in focus in Olympia
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains why lawmakers should take more opportunities to lessen state licensing restrictions that are harmful to workers and patients.
Battle Ground Public Schools Industry Fair set for Feb. 15
Battle Ground Public Schools invites the public to attend the 9th annual Industry Fair, happening Thu., Feb. 15, at Battle Ground High School.
36th annual Membership Meeting to be held at North Clark Historical Museum
On Saturday (Feb. 10), North Clark Historical Museum will hold the 36th Annual Membership Meeting at the museum located at 21416 NE 399th St., in Amboy.
Downtown Vancouver Auto License updating hours beginning Tuesday
The Clark County Auditor’s Auto License Office in downtown Vancouver is updating its hours of operation.
Daytime ramp closure for maintenance work on Wednesday
People who travel between southbound Interstate 205 and eastbound State Route 14 in Vancouver, will need to plan ahead and use an alternate route this week.
UPDATE: Missing Vancouver teen located in Oakland, CA
Vancouver Police are requesting help from the public to locate 14-year-old Kailey Furno, of Vancouver, who was last seen Sunday
Vancouver Police arrest man armed with a samurai sword
On Sunday (Feb. 4), at about 5:34 p.m., multiple 9-1-1- callers reported a male in the 400 block of SE 192nd Avenue walking in traffic, armed with a samurai sword.
Opinion: HB 2494, to add more funding to amply funded public schools, will not help students
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center believes that what public education needs is not more money, but more common sense reforms.
Letter: :”Lawfare is much deeper than going after Trump’
Yacolt resident Thomas Schenk discusses how many are practicing ‘lawfare’ against their own citizens.
Letter: ‘Mobile device use in our public schools has become a chronic issue’
Washougal resident Ken Klopman offers his support for House Bill 2018 in this letter to the editor.
Camas girls basketball: Seniors looking to go out in championship style
Friday was Senior Night for the Camas girls basketball team, even though the team hopes it has another month of basketball, with the upcoming playoffs and the chance at a state championship.
Five teens arrested after eluding police in a stolen vehicle in Northeast Vancouver
Five juveniles were detained from a stolen vehicle without incident Friday after eluding law enforcement for two days.
First responders respond to extricate man from vehicle in I-5 collision
On Saturday (Feb. 3) at about 1 a.m., the Vancouver Fire Department was called for a motor vehicle collision on I-5 northbound near the Mill Plain Blvd. exit.
Opinion: A few bills that didn’t make the cut
The following bills failed to pass in committee before the legislative cut-off date of Jan. 31.
County Council appoints three volunteers to Planning Commission
The Clark County Council today appointed Mark Bergthold, Jeremy Baker and Bryan Halbert to the county’s volunteer Planning Commission.
Vancouver awarded nearly $3.5 million in state grants for affordable housing
The city of Vancouver has been awarded $3,487,233 in state grants for four affordable housing projects.
Carl Click has a new career in comedy
Carl Click, who grew up in Vancouver and lived in Vancouver throughout his 31-year broadcast journalism career, is now a standup comedian, and while he says it is only a hobby, he works with tourin…