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Washington lawmakers seek to help fight learning loss after COVID-19 shutdowns
Washington state is facing a pressing education crisis, worsened by the pandemic’s impact on student learning.
Judge rules Trump will stay on the ballot in Washington state
Voters in Washington state will see Donald Trump’s name on the March 12 primary ballot as a presidential candidate.
Fire District 3 first responders deliver baby in fire station
On Tuesday (Jan. 16), five firefighter/EMT/paramedics were on duty when a woman in labor arrived at Station 35 in Battle Ground with her husband.
Consecutive winter storms force cancellation of critical blood drives
The Red Cross Cascades Region is urging people to roll up their sleeves and give blood or platelets in the days ahead after back-to-back winter storms forced the cancellation of more than 70 drives.
Area residents can learn about property tax exemptions at Feb. 12 and 16 events
The Clark County Assessor’s office property tax exemption specialists will be available to answer questions and enroll property owners in the county’s property tax relief program at an upcoming pub…
County seeks applicants for Community Action Advisory Board
The county manager is seeking applicants to fill several positions on the volunteer Community Action Advisory Board.
Letter: It’s time to end big money’s grip on our democracy
Washougal resident Mark Haller reflects on the 14th anniversary of the Supreme Court’s decision in Citizens United v. FEC.
Letter: Do you know the consequences of drinking poison?
Vancouver resident Wynn Grcich shares her thoughts on the dangers of fluoridated drinking water.
POLL: Do you support the effort of Senate Democrats to triple Washington’s 1-percent limit on annual property tax increases?
Do you support the effort of Senate Democrats to triple Washington’s 1-percent limit on annual property tax increases?
Opinion: Why spend $200 million on consultants for “basically the same project”?
Joe Cortright analyzes the nearly $200 million that has already been spent on the proposed Interstate Bridge Replacement Project.
Washington SOS certifies student parent rights initiative, sends to Legislature
The Washington Secretary of State’s Office has formally certified Initiative 2081.
Opinion: Senate Bill 5770 would overturn Initiative 747 passed by the voters in 2001
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center says lawmakers need to get serious about housing affordability instead of hurting the homeowners and renters of Washington by arbitrarily increasing…
King’s Way Christian pivots to distance learning during weather event
High school students at King’s Way Christian schools were not “off” this week during the weather event, but instead have been working remotely from home — lessons the school learned during the pand…
Unveiling the Untold History: Acclaimed journalist chronicles Clark County’s Railway in 2023 CCHM publication
In an important exploration of local history, the 2023 edition of the Clark County Historical Museum annual publication, Clark County History, delves into the narrative of the Vancouver, Klickitat,…
House Republicans speak out against House Bill 2030
House Bill 2030 would allow incarcerated murderers and rapists to serve as jurors, vote, run for office.
Letter: Florida’s move to Constitutional Carriage of firearms reduces crime
Yacolt resident Thomas Schenk believes Washington should follow Florida’s move to Constitutional Carriage of firearms.
Target Zero: Battle Ground’s Cabanting-Rafael hopes to educate young drivers
Target Zero’s emphasis in January is getting the public to follow speed limits and to give safety advice to young drivers, a mission Battle Ground police officer Jeffrey Cabanting-Rafael takes seri…
Interactive activities during day-long Medieval Fair improves students’ retention of their Middle Ages lessons
Fourth graders at North Fork Elementary School took part in a day-long Medieval Fair capping off their study of the Middle Ages.