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Community invited to learn more about plan for financial sustainability for 78th Street Heritage Farm
Clark County Public Works, Parks and Lands, is completing a multiyear process to develop a sustainability plan for the 78th Street Heritage Farm.
Rep. Paul Harris bill to reevaluate teacher reprimands unanimously passes off the House floor, for the second time
The Washington State House of Representatives on Wednesday unanimously passed legislation from Rep. Paul Harris that would give educators with a reprimand an opportunity for redemption
Washougal student award winners recognized by Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washougal students earned recognition in three prestigious Veterans of Foreign Wars competitions.
Concerns expressed by judge over prosecution’s preparedness and investigation highlight hearing in John Ley case
During a court hearing Tuesday in the case of State of Washington v. John Ley, concerns were raised about the prosecution’s preparedness and the completeness of its investigation.
Opinion: State agencies fail the basic math of CO2 cost, but believe they can do the calculus of economic transformation
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center doesn’t believe adding more power to the government and more taxpayer subsidies to failed policies won’t solve that problem.
Opinion: How to influence lawmaking in Olympia
Nancy Churchill explains how a busy hard-working average citizen throws some sand in the gears, and slows down some of the oncoming nonsense?
Letter: It’s an election year … know how I can tell?
Washougal resident Anne Haller discusses what she believes are the negative consequences of the NRA’s messaging.
City of Vancouver accepting applications for Community and Neighborhood Grants
The city of Vancouver is now accepting applications for its Community and Neighborhood Grants Program.
Rep. Waters introduces bipartisan legislation that would help further rural broadband expansion
A bill from Rep. Kevin Waters that would further the effort to expand rural broadband in Washington received a hearing in the House Innovation, Community and Economic Development, and Veterans Comm…
Vancouver rejects outsized bid to address sewage pump issue
The Vancouver City Council has rejected a bid for two sewage lift pumps for the Vancouver Marine Park Wastewater Treatment Facility that was 162 percent higher than city estimates.
Gov. Inslee delivers final State of the State as legacy initiatives face uncertain future
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee delivered his 11th and final state-of-the-state address Tuesday before a joint session of the WA Legislature.
Apologetics and science expert Ken Ham visits Clark County
Over the years, Ken Ham, originally from Australia, has created book studies and Bible curriculum, forming Answers in Genesis.
Registration open for FPHRC Middle Game chess tournament
Students in Southwest Washington who play chess have another opportunity to compete in Clark County.
Secretary Hobbs notifies Legislature of six initiatives undergoing signature verification
Secretary of State Steve Hobbs sent official notification to the Legislature Monday that six initiatives to the Legislature have been granted provisional certification while signatures are verified.
Opinion: Most education choice options are NOT vouchers, despite claims
Opinion: Most education choice options are NOT vouchers, despite claims. Chris Cargill of the Mountain States Policy Center discusses the misleading phrasing from those opposed to giving families m…
House passes HB 1455 on first day of 2024 session
Rep. Monica Stonier (D-Vancouver) introduced House Bill 1455 during the 2023 legislative session. It cleared the house with a vote of 98-0 before stalling in the Senate. Photo courtesy Washington H…
Battle Ground Public Schools holding a hiring event for classroom assistants
Battle Ground Public Schools is hosting an in-person hiring event on Jan. 25 at CASEE Building A, seeking classroom assistants, licensed practical nurses, and registered behavior technicians; no te…
Legal challenge launched against Clark County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
Today marked a crucial step in the pursuit of justice as a Writ of Mandamus was filed against Clark County Prosecuting Attorney Tony Golik in the Superior Court of the State of Washington, Skamania…