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Trees, apples and cider! Vancouver celebrates The Old Apple Tree on Saturday
Vancouver’s popular Old Apple Tree Festival returns Saturday (Oct. 7), at Old Apple Tree Park, 112 S.E. Columbia Way, directly east of the Interstate 5 Bridge in the Fort Vancouver National Histori…
Letter: Again, Councilor Belkot stands alone
Clark County resident Rob Anderson shares his reaction to the Clark County Council’s approval of a $4.7 million remodel of the election department facilities.
Applications for 2024 Clark County CDBG, HOME funds available Oct. 2
Clark County opens applications for expected $3 million in community development and housing funds, encouraging participation in pre-application workshops.
Fauci secretly visited CIA to ‘influence’ findings on COVID origins
The CIA brought in Dr. Anthony Fauci to its headquarters “without a record of entry” to help “influence” the agency’s review of the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a letter from the…
Citizens have opportunity to provide input on Oregon tolling
The Oregon Department of Transportation will hold two events where citizens can view information about the Regional Mobility Pricing Project.
Free online and in-person workshops promote composting and sustainable living
Clark County Public Health’s Composter Recycler program is offering a series of free online and in-person workshops aimed at teaching participants how to reduce their impact on the planet.
Leaf coupons provide free option to dispose of leaves
The annual Fall Leaf Coupon Program, courtesy of city of Vancouver and Clark County public works, assists community members with free leaf disposal.
Parker’s Landing Historical Park volunteer spotlight
This year, on Sept. 19, before the regular Port Commissioners meeting, Elena Marchand and others were recognized and thanked for their hours of service at the park for Spring Beautification, Parker…
Sen. Lynda Wilson sees mixed signals in new state revenue forecast
Senate budget leader Lynda Wilson is keeping an eye on a growth projection that is noticeably lower than any time outside of the Great Recession earlier this century.
Evergreen running back all about sportsmanship and the family feel
Evergreen running back James Bethune has had two 100-yard rushing performances this season, and he excels in the classroom.
WA considers allowing fingerprint scan, facial analysis to buy alcohol, cannabis
The Washington State Legislature may consider legislation giving the State Liquor and Cannabis Board further rulemaking authority regarding the use of biometric age verification by private entities…
Opinion: Interstate Bridge Replacement Program incompetence and deception
Retired Engineer Bob Ortblad believes a new study of an immersed tunnel by a consultant independent of the IBR must be done.
Joe Biden facing crushing defeat if RFK Jr. runs as 3rd-party candidate
Joe Biden could be facing a disastrous defeat in the 2024 presidential election, assuming he’s still in the hunt then, if Democrat Robert F. Kennedy Jr. would offer voters a third-party candidacy.
Board of Health seeks applicants for two Public Health Advisory Council positions
The Clark County Board of Health is seeking applicants for two open positions on the volunteer Public Health Advisory Council.
Grand opening event for The Vine on Mill Plain to be held Saturday
C-TRAN will hold a grand opening celebration on Saturday (Sept. 30), to mark the opening of The Vine on Mill Plain.
Dozens gather to remember their murdered loved ones
On request from families of murdered loved ones, NWCAVE’s Advocacy Center for Justice held a National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims in Vancouver Monday night.
Vancouver Clinic nationally recognized for its commitment to improve cardiovascular health
Vancouver Clinic has received eleven American Heart Association outpatient program achievement awards in recognition for its commitment to reducing the risk of heart disease and stroke by improving…
Paying more and getting less for transportation in Portland area
Transportation tolling plan sparks outrage as promised freeway lanes disappear, impacting traffic and affordability in the Portland area.