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Red Cross facing a national blood shortage
The American Red Cross is experiencing a national blood shortage. Fewer donors than needed gave blood this summer, drawing down the national blood supply and reducing distributions of some of the m…
Auto theft group captured in Salmon Creek
Three suspects arrested after attempting to steal a vehicle in a Clark County apartment complex, leading to a police chase and collisions.
Evergreen Public Schools and teachers union reach agreement on new contract
Evergreen Public Schools and the union that represents its classroom teachers reached an agreement Sunday on a new contract.
CCRW dinner meeting features keynote speakers on education crisis
Clark County Republican Women (CCRW) host event featuring local author and homeschool advocate Heidi St. John and 2024 OSPI candidate Brad Klippert, addressing education concerns and launching Firm…
High school football: A lesson in leadership at La Center
La Center quarterback Garrett Maunu showed a lot of character with the way he conducted himself during a difficult time last season, but he remained committed to the team, to working hard, and this…
Hockinson Homegrown Highway maps a popular draw
The Hockinson Main Street Team produces a map to local farms, inviting guests to explore new businesses while taking a beautiful country drive throughout the region.
State not solely responsible for school construction, WA Supreme Court rules
The Washington Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the state is not constitutionally obligated to provide monies for capital construction projects to local school districts at the same level as basic…
Area real estate professional assesses the opportunities during the ‘slow months’
Cano Real Estate Broker Destiney Evans anticipates how the Clark County real estate market will perform in the months of October, November, December and January.
Judge teaches expensive lesson to city that fired unvaccinated educators
A New York judge ruled Wednesday that 10 employees who refused the vaccine and were fired by the New York City Department of Education must be reinstated with back pay, according to court documents.
UW report: small traces of fentanyl, meth found on numerous transit vehicles
The University of Washington has released a new report that found numerous transit vehicles in the Seattle and Portland areas contained “small amounts” of fentanyl and methamphetamine.
Secretary of State’s office to display original Washington Constitution Sept. 14
In honor of U.S. Constitution Week, Secretary of State Steve Hobbs will host a public showing of the original 1889 Washington Constitution Thu., Sept. 14, in the Legislative Building in Olympia.
Columbia Play Project hosts first annual Grandparents Play Day Sunday
Columbia Play Project will host its first annual Grandparents Play Day at Marshall Park on Sunday (Sept. 10) from 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
Republican leader calls for new path toward housing affordability
Senate Republican Leader John Braun calls for using excess proceeds from Washington’s cap-and-tax policy to alleviate the state’s affordability crisis for homeowners and renters.
GRO Parade of Homes begins its 2023 run today
The GRO Parade of Homes, presented by HomeStreet Bank and produced by the BIA of Clark County, will feature four luxury homes built in Felida, with the parade continuing through Sept. 24.
POLL: If mandated, will you get a COVID booster vaccine and wear a mask in public?
If mandated, will you get a COVID booster vaccine and wear a mask in public?
Camas schools to reopen Friday
Camas SchoolDistrict officials and members of the Camas Education Association have reached an agreement on a new two-year contract that ends the teachers’ strike.
Clark County Sheriff John Horch assists in DUI emphasis effort
Clark County Sheriff John Horch assisted with a DUI emphasis Wednesday evening near the RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater, emphasizing the importance of proactive enforcement to prevent impaired dr…
More than 500 gather for grand opening of Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center
The Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center celebrates the grand opening of its new building, uniting hundreds of families to strengthen education and family bonds.