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Washington elections offices closed after fentanyl found in envelopes
Elections offices in four Washington counties were closed as a precaution Wednesday after they received envelopes containing unknown powdery substances, reported the Secretary of State’s Office.
Hazel Dell Community Park picnic shelters and restroom closed for rook replacement Nov. 17-30
The Parks and Lands division of Clark County Public Works has identified the need to replace the roofs of several structures at Hazel Dell Community Park, for the long-term preservation and usabili…
City seeks applicants for position on City Center Redevelopment Authority
The city of Vancouver is seeking applicants with real estate, construction or economic development backgrounds who are interested in supporting the growth and success of downtown Vancouver.
Kiss legends and Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Famers visit ilani for restaurant’s groundbreaking ceremony
Rock & Brews Restaurant, which has 23 restaurants in six states, will be opening a 24th — and first in the Northwest — in the spring of 2024 at ilani, and co-founder Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons o…
Programming failure in voting machines leads to election chaos
A human programming error in a series of voting machines used this week in a Pennsylvania county has left chaos behind.
Vancouver seeks volunteers to serve on Lodging Tax Advisory Committee
The city of Vancouver is seeking applicants for four positions on the city’s Lodging Tax Advisory Committee.
Voter turnout remains low in Clark County
The initial results of the Nov. 7 general and special election were released Tuesday evening by the Clark County Elections Department.
WA, Oregon senators to introduce bills creating year-round standard time
Moving clocks forward one hour from standard time during the summer months and changing them back again in the fall to take advantage of natural daylight is a practice a pair of state senators in W…
Opinion: Bezos isn’t the first and won’t be the last wealthy American fleeing his tax-hungry state
Aaron Withe believes that at a time when Washingtonians are already among the most heavily-taxed American citizens, the state has no business targeting its most successful, job- and tax-generating…
Legal expert warns: Censorship scheme now ‘defines’ Democrat Party
Demands to censor speech with which Democrats disagree now “defines the party,” according to a legal expert, George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley.
State of emergency declared to respond to the growing crisis of homelessness in Vancouver
On Monday, members of the Vancouver City Council voted to ratify an emergency declaration related to homelessness.
Opinion: The Politics of Trust – Restoring confidence in institutions
Nancy Churchill believes we-the-people are going to have to courageously work every day to share the truth and for the right to speak freely and be honest.
Port CEO shares future plans with Washougal High School students
When Physical Science students at Washougal High School asked about flooding and impacts for businesses near the Columbia River, their teacher saw an opportunity to bring in a guest with answers.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office announces the selection of Ashley Korslien as communications manager
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office announced the selection of Ashley Korslien as its new communications manager.
Journey Theater presents Willy Wonka
Journey Theater, a Jesus-centered theater program for talented youth in Clark County, is presenting the musical Willy Wonka, with performances over two weekends at Fort Vancouver High School.
Opinion: Biden: Who needs rifles? America: Everyone
Clark County resident Leah Anaya answers the question asked by President Joe Biden.
Clark County has second lowest voter turnout in the state
Only 12 percent of Clark County’s registered voters have turned in ballots for the Nov. 7 general election.
Drug take-back event in Southwest Washington collects 1,504 pounds of unused medications and syringes
More than 413 residents in Clark and Klickitat counties safely dropped off a total of 1,504 pounds of unused medications and syringes during a multi-site drug take-back event on Saturday, October 28.