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Mountain View’s Joseph Burcham all about football IQ, passion, and hustle
As Mountain View prepares to take on rival Evergreen this week, the Thunder know that lineman Joseph Burcham will always be there for them.
Vancouver Police Department to begin installation of in-car cameras
On Tuesday, the Vancouver Police Department will begin the process of installation of front-facing and rear passenger cameras in all Vancouver Police patrol vehicles and several detective vehicles.
Washington lawmaker joins bipartisan call for carbon tax overhaul to ease gas pains
State Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, is urging legislative action to lower the price at the pump for Washington motorists paying the second-highest gas prices in the nation, including scrapping or mod…
Opinion: Portland’s Clean Energy Fund might be the worst climate program in the country
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center addresses the question of whether government climate expenditures are designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions or are they excuses to send taxpayer mon…
Cancers erupting in ways ‘never before seen’ following COVID shots
Another possible side effect of those COVID-19 shots demanded for Americans by many governments and employers during the pandemic has shown up, and it’s not good.
County seeks applicants for Community Action Advisory Board
The county manager is seeking applicants to fill several positions on the volunteer Community Action Advisory Board.
Clark County Food Bank receives $1,000,000 gift
Clark County Food Bank has received a $1,000,000 gift from Craig and Linn Dee Stein to help build the Vision Center, a new, additional warehouse and Community Center.
Vancouver Fire Department responds to early morning house fire
Two residents and a dog were displaced by a house fire Monday morning in Vancouver.
Professional soccer player Yaneisy Rodriguez returns home to donate equipment
Columbia River High School graduate and soccer star Yaneisy Rodriguez, who is now playing professionally in Mexico, returned to Vancouver to donate equipment to the Hudson’s Bay high school soccer…
Vancouver man arrested for murder in Portland’s Sunderland Neighborhood
Murder suspect Tyler K. Cashdollar arrested in connection with Brandon Lockwood’s Aug. 11 homicide in Portland’s Sunderland Neighborhood and charged with Murder in the Second Degree with a Firearm.
No longer a coach, Rory Rosenbach makes triumphant return to McKenzie Stadium
Former Union football coach Rory Rosenbach is now the athletic director at Glacier Peak, and on Friday the Grizzlies from Snohomish visited Vancouver to take on Evergreen at McKenzie Stadium.
All happy and healthy after baby is delivered on side of I-205
Brianna Kelly asked her husband to pull over because there was no time left anymore, so Justin, along with the help of a 9-1-1 dispatcher, delivered baby Aria on the side of I-205 last month.
WA Attorney General: $42 million recovered from fraudulent unemployment claims
An innovative legal effort has enabled Washington to recover $42 million originally paid out in fraudulent unemployment claims during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Over one-third of Democrats believe Americans have ‘too much freedom’
Just over one-third of Democratic voters think Americans are too free, according to a poll released on Friday by RealClearPolitics.
County parks beginning tree health and maintenance project at Pacific Community Park
The Parks and Lands division of Clark County Public Works is beginning a project to improve tree health and address hazardous trees at Pacific Community Park.
Harvest time in kitchen garden at Clark College’s McClaskey Culinary Institute
The kitchen garden that wraps around three sides of the Tod and Maxine McClaskey Culinary Institute at Clark College is reaping a bountiful, colorful harvest for students to use in their recipes.
Vancouver fire marshal lifts city’s recreational burning ban
Due to recent rains and anticipated cooler weather conditions, Vancouver Fire Marshal Heidi Scarpelli has lifted the recreational burning ban within the city of Vancouver, effective at 12:01 a.m. S…
POLL: Do you believe there needs to be structural changes in how governments are allowed to deal with situations such as a pandemic or health emergency?
Do you believe there needs to be structural changes in how governments are allowed to deal with situations such as a pandemic or health emergency?