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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?
High School football: Woodland looks ahead after stunning victory last week
The Woodland Beavers know they won’t be surprising anyone the rest of this season, not after surprising defending league champion Washougal last week, and now the Beavers are looking to continue to…
Washington state has the nation’s seventh-highest reported crime rate
Washington ranks among the top 10 states in terms of the highest number of reported incidents of crime, according to a new report.
Opinion: Counterproductive regulation is one reason “clean” manufacturing isn’t choosing Washington
Unless elected officials and agency leaders in Washington recognize that government restrictions and regulation are hindering industry growth, Washington will continue to lag behind states where cl…
Doctor censored by Biden administration calls out scheme of threats and ‘coercion’
Francis Collins demanded a ‘swift and devastating takedown’ when experts in the field of medicine suggested that the Biden administration’s lockdowns, shutdowns, social distancing and masking deman…
Commission recommends making bad long-term care program worse, says Rep. Peter Abbarno
On Tuesday, the Long-Term Services and Supports Trust Commission held a meeting to vote on several recommended changes to the state’s new long-term care insurance program.
Fire District 3 chief visits fire stations to hear from community about levy failure
Fire Chief Scott Sorenson wants to hear from community members and learn why voters did not approve a fire levy lid lift in the August election.
Clark County Interim Fire Marshal lifts ban on recreational fires
Clark County Interim Fire Marshal Curtis Eavenson announced today he is lifting the ban on recreational fires in unincorporated Clark County effective at 12:01 a.m. Saturday due to cooler temperatu…
Grand Opening Celebration for Fourth Plain Community Commons to be held Saturday
Fourth Plain Community Commons is a first-of-its-kind, mixed-use partnership project between the city and Vancouver Housing Authority that adds 106 affordable housing units. Photo courtesy city of…
Clark County seeks volunteers for Law and Justice Council
The Clark County Council is seeking applicants for two (2) seats on the five-member Clark County Law and Justice Council.
New executive director to join Columbia Ridge Senior Living
Bobbi Bjork will join Columbia Ridge Senior Living as its new executive director, effective Oct 23.
Letter: La Center City Council member thanks fellow councilors for opportunity
La Center City Councilor Myrna Leija offered a public ‘thank you’ to her fellow council members.
Paddle For Life raises $8,000, supporting women in Clark County who have experienced breast cancer
On Wednesday (Sept. 19), the dragon boat charity organization Paddle For Life presented the Catch-22 Breast Cancer Survivors Dragon Boat Team with a $8,000 check from the boat race fundraiser held…
Public Health lifts algae advisory at Lacamas Lake after water quality improves
Clark County Public Health has lifted its advisory at Lacamas Lake. Water samples collected from the lake show water quality has improved over the last two weeks and toxin levels are no longer elev…
Washington public pension system expected to be fully funded by 2027
Washington state’s public pension system is expected to be fully funded by 2027, according to the Office of the State Actuary. However, ongoing contributions will still be required for most of the…
Opinion: Commission recommends increasing hours-worked requirement for WA Cares, among other proposals
Elizabeth Hovde writes about how Washington workers can look at their paycheck to see how much their pay is being decreased for a program they’re told gives ‘peace of mind,’ even though it doesn’t.
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to celebrate completion of inclusive play area at Felida Community Park set for Sept. 28
The Parks and Lands division of Clark County Public Works invites the community to celebrate the completion of an inclusive playground at Felida Community Park.
Federal official confirms: Agency ‘weaponized’ against Republicans
There’s a lot of evidence these days that shows that the federal government is being weaponized against Republicans.