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POLL: Are you in favor of law enforcement resource officers in area schools?
Opinion

POLL: Are you in favor of law enforcement resource officers in area schools?

Are you in favor of law enforcement resource officers in area schools?

Oct 26, 2023

Ridgefield’s Danny McDonnell is back to dominating after recovering from back injury
Sports

Ridgefield’s Danny McDonnell is back to dominating after recovering from back injury

The Ridgefield Spudders will take on the Woodland Beavers on Friday night for the Class 2A Greater St. Helens League title, and Danny McDonnell, a senior for the Spudders, appreciates this opportun…

Oct 26, 2023

Investigation into death of Battle Ground Police sergeant completed
News

Investigation into death of Battle Ground Police sergeant completed

Investigation into death of Battle Ground Police sergeant completed. It was determined that Sgt. Richard Kelly died Aug. 10 from the combined toxic effects of Fentanyl and Methamphetamine.

Oct 26, 2023

Fixing Washington’s ‘broken’ transportation funding system
Transportation

Fixing Washington’s ‘broken’ transportation funding system

State and county officials have recently highlighted a severe shortage of funding for transportation infrastructure in Washington that includes roads, bridges and highways.

Oct 26, 2023

Opinion: Welcome news – A state payroll tax that harms many workers will decrease, not increase, in 2024
Opinion

Opinion: Welcome news – A state payroll tax that harms many workers will decrease, not increase, in 2024

Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center states: ‘Better than continuing to administer a costly program that decreases workers’ wages, of course, would be repealing the state’s Paid Family a…

Oct 26, 2023

Federal judge calls out ‘toxic’ discrimination against ‘religious conservatives’
News

Federal judge calls out ‘toxic’ discrimination against ‘religious conservatives’

Fifth Circuit Judge James Ho called out discrimination against “religious conservatives” on college campuses during a lecture Wednesday night at The Heritage Foundation.

Oct 26, 2023

Vancouver’s Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program awards funding to several local communities
News

Vancouver’s Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program awards funding to several local communities

As part of the 2023 Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program, the city of Vancouver recently announced that two neighborhood traffic calming projects will be funded to help address traffic concerns and…

Oct 26, 2023

New park host RV pads being installed in three county regional parks
News

New park host RV pads being installed in three county regional parks

Visitors to three regional parks this fall and winter will see construction of RV pads for park hosts at Lucia Falls, Frenchman’s Bar and Salmon Creek regional parks.

Oct 26, 2023

Prairie High School announces upcoming musical production
Youth

Prairie High School announces upcoming musical production

Prairie High School Drama recently announced its upcoming production of Music Theater International’s Urinetown: The Musical.

Oct 26, 2023

Letter: ‘The time for change in Camas City Council is now’
Opinion

Letter: ‘The time for change in Camas City Council is now’

Area resident Kris Greene offers his support for Camas City Council candidate Gary Perman.

Oct 26, 2023

Letter: Evergreen School Board candidate addresses media reports
Opinion

Letter: Evergreen School Board candidate addresses media reports

Vancouver resident Gary Wilson states that he has been misquoted multiple times.

Oct 26, 2023

Clark College to host Veterans Career and Resource Fair
News

Clark College to host Veterans Career and Resource Fair

Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez announced she will co-host a Veterans Career and Resource Fair with the Clark College Veterans Center of Excellence.

Oct 26, 2023

County network still experiencing numerous ‘interruptions’
News

County network still experiencing numerous ‘interruptions’

Clark County officials have provided very few details on the ‘suspicious activity’ that has impacted multiple county networks.

Oct 25, 2023

Celebrating 40 years of Clark County Youth Football
Sports

Celebrating 40 years of Clark County Youth Football

Mary and Terry Hyde, and a number of others, coordinate the massive operation that is Clark County Youth Football, an organization that stresses community commitment and a love for the game.

Oct 25, 2023

CCYF helped pave the way for local high school teams to have statewide success
News

CCYF helped pave the way for local high school teams to have statewide success

Many high school football athletes got their start in the sport by playing Clark County Youth Football, and that early introduction to the sport has led to so much success from local teams in the s…

Oct 25, 2023

Vancouver City Council approves 33-year tree canopy plan as a resolution
News

Vancouver City Council approves 33-year tree canopy plan as a resolution

The Vancouver City Council has unanimously approved the Vancouver Urban Forestry Management Plan resolution that seeks to reach a 28% tree canopy goal by 2047.

Oct 25, 2023

Astonishing number of Americans have ‘no confidence at all’ in media
News

Astonishing number of Americans have ‘no confidence at all’ in media

A new polling from Gallup reveals nearly four in 10 Americans have “no confidence at all” in the media.

Oct 25, 2023

Opinion: California is raising the minimum wage
Opinion

Opinion: California is raising the minimum wage

Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center says Washington only needs to look to California as an example of what happens when politicians pass laws that destroy jobs and increase the cost of…

Oct 25, 2023