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Washington, Oregon lead nation in increased fentanyl deaths, study says
The states of Oregon and Washington had the highest increase of fentanyl-related fatalities and other drug overdose deaths over the past year, according to a recent study.
Letter: ‘A candidate forum’s purpose is to provide voters with a platform to learn about the candidates and their positions’
Vancouver resident Kris Greene continues his conversation with League of Women Voters of Clark County officials over their recent decision regarding a candidate’s participation in a forum.
La Center remains calm, rallies to win, and respects Seton Catholic’s game
The La Center Wildcats rallied from a 13-point deficit late in the fourth quarter to beat Seton Catholic 14-13 in a Trico League clash.
A Papermaker’s mentality is a winning philosophy at Camas
Beau Harlan and the Camas Papermakers continue to dominate their rivalry with the Skyview Storm, this time taking the Class 4A Greater St. Helens League football clash with a 21-9 victory.
Surprised mom is guest of honor at La Center volleyball Pink Night
The La Center volleyball program recognized one of its own Tuesday at Pink Night, honoring Alexis Mills, who is battling breast cancer and is the mother of freshman volleyball player Kylee Mills.
Save on tickets to ‘The Great Northwest Awakening’ presented by Patriots United
Save on tickets: Join Patriots United for The Great Northwest Awakening on Sat., Oct. 21 at Clark County Event Center featuring speakers, music, and more.
White House bets $7 billion on hydrogen hubs
The Biden administration cut a $7 billion check on Friday to launch its vision for a hydrogen-fueled future.
Biden given another brief respite from court crackdown on his censorship program
President Joe Biden has been given another brief respite from a federal court crackdown on his scheming with social media companies to censor the ideas he dislikes.
Letter: League of Women Voters wants to hear from all candidates
League of Women Voters of Clark County President Sharon Brown responds to previous letter to the editor by area resident Kris Greene.
Woodland Schools Superintendent Michael Green announces resignation and retirement
Michael Green, superintendent of Woodland Public Schools since July 2007, announced his resignation and retirement effective at the end of this school year on June 30, 2024.
Suspect charged with Second Degree Murder in investigation of human remains found in burned vehicle
On Monday, Logan Melchert was booked for the additional crime of Murder in the Second Degree in the death of Khalid Al-Hassan, whose remains were previously found in a burned vehicle at a Hazel Del…
Vancouver seeks volunteers to serve on Housing Authority Board
The city of Vancouver is seeking three volunteers with an interest in affordable, accessible housing to fill three vacancies on the Vancouver Housing Authority Board of Commissioners.
Football: Decades-long coaching connection a big part of Battle Ground’s rise
Mike Woodward and Dave Woodmark, who last coached together 20 years ago at Mountain View, have teamed up again, this time at Battle Ground, and they are feeling energized as the Tigers improved to…
POLL: Should the city of Camas expand its volunteer firefighter program instead of hiring paid full-time firefighters?
Should the city of Camas expand its volunteer firefighter program instead of hiring paid full-time firefighters?
Flags to fly at half-staff in Washington to honor those killed in Israel attacks
On Wednesday, Gov. Jay Inslee announced all flags at state agency facilities will be lowered to half-staff on Thursday to honor those killed in Israel during Hamas’ recent attacks.
High school football Week 7 preview: Is this Skyview’s year in the 4A GSHL
Some huge games on the schedule for Week 7, including Battle Ground and Union on Thursday night, then Skyview at Camas and La Center at Seton Catholic on Friday night as teams prepare for the stret…
Vancouver Public Schools’ Hilda Lail wins state ‘Classified School Employee of the Year’ Award
Vancouver Public Schools’ Hilda Lail has been recognized as the 2023 Washington State Classified School Employee of the Year.
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 16: Skyview and Camas play a huge football game Friday night as the Storm battle two opponents: the Papermakers and history
As fans of professional sports, we know all about feeling like we are jinxed, or cursed, but is it possible to be the victim of bad luck, year after year, in high school sports?