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President Joe Biden handed huge loss in 1st Amendment fight
A federal appeals court has agreed with a lower court that the Biden administration likely can be proven to have pressured Big Tech to censor Americans whose views did not align with the Democrat t…
Second installment 2023 property tax payments due Oct. 31
Clark County Treasurer Alishia Topper reminds residents that second-installment 2023 property taxes are due Oct. 31, 2023.
Applications for 2023 emergency housing funds available Sept. 18
Clark County Community Services seeks applications for emergency housing funding, with $4,465,000 available for FY 2024, prioritizing programs with shortfalls.
Vancouver water features wind down for the season, set to close Sept. 25
The Columbia River water feature at Vancouver Waterfront Park and the water feature at Esther Short Park will begin reducing hours of operation to prepare for the seasonal closure.
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 14: Is the Skyview vs. Columbia River football game necessary?
LISTEN: The Skyview-Columbia River football game has not been competitive for years, but there are still a lot of pros to playing the game, our sports administrators say; plus some basketball talk…
Gov. Inslee uses stop in Hockinson to once again deflect responsibility for state’s high gas prices
At an appearance at Hockinson Heights Elementary School last week, Gov. Jay Inslee said he wants legislation to investigate the possibility that fossil fuel companies are profiteering from high gas…
Major medical group issues ‘slow-down’ warning for vaccinations
Dr. Peter McCullough, and the World Council for Health, are recommending a go-slow approach not just to COVID shots, but others that have become so common.
WSU Vancouver offers public workshop on how to pay for college
Washington State University Vancouver is hosting free workshops this fall to help prospective and current college students understand how to make college affordable through grants, loans, scholarsh…
Garden Club Returns to Historical Park stewardship
At the Community Garden Club of Camas-Washougal September meeting, Susan Tripp will share more about the park history and how Rosalee MacRae recruited her to join the PAC which led to being a PHF d…
Letter: IBR dishonest or incompetent?
Engineer Bob Ortblad challenges estimate discrepancies in the IBR’s Tunnel Concept Assessment.
Community invited to Vancouver City Council Community Forum at Luepke Center
Vancouver City Council’s Community Forum on Mon., Sept. 25 at Luepke Center – A chance for residents to connect with councilors and discuss community concerns.
League of Women Voters schedules general election candidate forums
Candidates in 28 Clark County races will participate in seven forums ahead of the Nov. 7 general election, sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Clark County, and open to the public.
Career Fair offers opportunity to meet WSU Vancouver students and alumni
Businesses in Clark County, Washington, can join WSU Vancouver’s Career and Internship Fair on Oct. 11 to connect with students and alumni for potential career and internship opportunities.
Person in crisis rescued from freeway overpass
A person in crisis was assisted off a freeway overpass in the Salmon Creek area of Vancouver Monday afternoon.
Upward Sports keeps growing to serve the community
Hundreds of elementary athletes and fans from all over Clark County descended onto the fields of Hillcrest Church of the Nazarene Saturday to kick off the 2023 Upward Sports flag football season.
River City Church holds a day of service to community once a month
Dozens of volunteers, led by River City Church, cleaned up trash on Fourth Plain Blvd., and nearby streets this past Sunday as part of the church’s mission to serve the community.
Washington needs 3 million more EV charging ports to meet state goal
The state of Washington has a goal of ending the sale of new gasoline vehicles by 2035. Washington faces a daunting task of needing 3 million charging ports for electric vehicles by 2035, while cur…
Vancouver remembers Sept. 11, 2001 with a special salute
Community Military Appreciation Committee and the City of Vancouver welcomed guests on Monday with a Patriot Day Salute, a memorial ceremony for those who died on Sept. 11, 2001, and a salute to pr…