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Camas City Councilor Leslie Lewallen issues statement on Portland Nike store closing
Camas City Councilor Leslie Lewallen weighed in on the recent news that the Portland Nike store would be permanently closing after it’s been temporarily closed for months due to increased theft.
Law enforcement warn of increased Kia and Hyundai thefts
The Vancouver Police Department and the Clark County Sheriff’s Office have seen recent spikes in thefts of Kia’s and Hyundai’s over the past several weeks.
Kickoff event held for Firmly Planted Action organization
Firmly Planted Action – with the slogan of Action with Integrity – will focus on explaining proposed legislation, initiatives, and referendums, as well as examining political candidates.
Tolling in Oregon still on target to charge for driving former freeways
Oregon’s tolling plans face uncertainty as the state indefinitely pauses I-205 projects and grapples with a $3 billion funding gap, impacting commuters between Oregon and Washington.
COVID skeptic Dr. David Martin: WHO is a ‘criminal cartel’
In a recent video, COVID-19 skeptic Dr. David Martin states his opinions about the pandemic.
Opinion: Governor Inslee is right to support individual tutoring to help students make up for COVID learning loss
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center believes Washington lawmakers should now consider giving parents access to regular education funding.
8.9% averaged rate hike okayed for individual health plans sold in Washington next year
The Washington Insurance Commissioner’s Office has approved 14 health insurers to sell individual coverage plans in 2024, including a dozen companies offering plans through the state’s online excha…
Sept. 30 fundraising events to support those affected by the Maui wildfires
A pair of area fundraising events on Sat., Sept. 30 will benefit those affected by the Maui wildfires.
Opinion: The law and logic say Washington’s new climate law is a tax
Todd Myers says politicians who are bold about proclaiming their commitment to fighting climate change have become very evasive when dealing with the impacts of their policy.
League of Women Voters of Clark County to hold First Friday event
A month before the General Election, and eager to get area residents out to vote, the League of Women Voters of Clark County is taking over the Clark County Historical Museum on First Friday, Oct. 6.
County Parks seeks public comment on manual guiding Legacy Lands property acquisitions
The Parks and Lands division of Clark County Public Works is seeking the community’s input on a draft update to the Legacy Lands Guidance Manual.
League of Women Voters revises candidate forum schedule
The League of Women Voters of Clark County has canceled one of its forums scheduled ahead of the Nov. 7 general election.
CCRP adopts resolution affirming its support of individual informed consent
The Clark County Republican Party (CCRP) has adopted a resolution meant to tell politicians that they are serious when it comes to informed medical consent.
Church, Bloodworks Northwest team up for drive Wednesday in Hockinson
Bloodworks Northwest and Hockinson Heights Seventh-Day Adventist Church are hosting a blood drive Wednesday, as well as a canned food drive, and it is the hope that more blood drives will be planne…
WA DOH replaces COVID-19 data dashboard with respiratory illness data dashboard
The Washington State Department of Health on Monday announced the retirement of its COVID-19 dashboard, with a replacement that shows data about multiple respiratory illnesses.
Urban Forestry Commission to present prestigious Silva Bolds Award
The city of Vancouver’s Urban Forestry Commission is pleased to present long-time Vancouver volunteer Susan Sanders with the Silva Bolds-Whitfield Award.
Parade of Homes also features giving spirit of local building industry
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Building Futures Foundation will receive the proceeds from the sale of two homes at this year’s GRO Parade of Homes, which runs through Sept. 25.
Area residents raise concerns with county over proposed development
A proposed development for affordable housing in Vancouver has caused contention in the existing nearby neighborhood due to increased traffic and safety concerns, as well as potential encroachment…