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City of Vancouver to launch new, user-friendly website
The city of Vancouver is launching a revamped website with improved accessibility, translation options, and user-focused features to enhance the online experience for its residents and visitors.
Hospital that fired nurses for refusing vaccines now begging them to return
A Maine health-care provider wants the nurses it fired during the pandemic for refusing to be vaccinated against the coronavirus to come back to work.
Vancouver Fire responds to vehicle collision
The Vancouver Fire Department was dispatched to the report of a vehicle collision on NE 18th St. and 118th Ave. in Vancouver at 10:38 a.m. Saturday morning.
Robbery suspect captured by CCSO deputies
Robbery suspect Mark Grigorovich captured by CCSO deputy and arrested after attempted robbery at Jack in the Box.
Commentary: A night of statements for the first Friday Night Lights of 2023
Reporter Paul Valencia, who is covering high school football in Clark County for the 23rd consecutive season, notes that while championships are not won in Week 1, a lot of memories can be made
Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center continues to grow
While two Clark County school districts are currently experiencing teachers’ strikes, the Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center is preparing for a grand opening of its new building for the 2023…
State Department of Transportation offers Labor Day weekend travel tips
Travelers warned of Labor Day weekend traffic congestion and advised to plan trips accordingly by the Washington State Department of Transportation.
Trump to ‘COVID tyrants’: ‘We will not comply’
Former President Donald Trump in a campaign video Wednesday made a defiant reply to “left-wing lunatics” and “COVID tyrants” who are “trying very hard to bring back COVID lockdowns and mandates wit…
Washington State Patrol: Deadliest year for motorists since 1990 and getting worse
The Washington State Patrol and Washington Traffic Safety Commission have issued a joint statement warning that motorist fatalities have, with five months remaining in the year, surpassed 2022 levels.
Claim of climate ’emergency’ debunked by 1,600 scientists!
The idea that the climate ‘emergency’ exists has been debunked by more than 1,600 scientists including two Nobel winners.
One station, two fire districts equals full-time protection at Fire Station 151
Amidst rapid population growth, Fire Station 151 on the edge of farm fields transforms with a unique shared staffing model by two fire districts. Fire District 6 will staff the station one-third of…
Volunteers’ gardening shed gets overdue makeover
Eagle Scout Harris Royer transforms Parker’s Landing Historical Park, ensuring tree grove’s hydration & organizing garden shed for volunteers.
City of Vancouver seeks applicants for Transportation and Mobility Commission
Vancouver extends volunteer application deadline for Transportation and Mobility Commission until September 15, seeking diverse representation in advising on transportation projects and policies.
Washougal was the place to be for high school football Thursday night
The only game in town on Thursday night, the Washougal Panthers got the 2023 season started with a win over River Ridge in front of a large, supportive home crowd that is looking forward to a big year
POLL: Do you support teacher strikes, even though they violate Washington state law?
Clark County residents asked to weigh in on teacher strikes’ legality and support in current poll
Oregon congresswoman introduces legislation to permanently kill tolling in Oregon
Congresswoman Lori Chavez-DeRemer is listening to her constituents and introduces the No Tolls on Oregon Roads Act, aiming to permanently block tolling on Interstate 5 and Interstate 205 in Oregon,…
High school football: Coaches warn against believing the hype in August
The high school football season begins this week, our friends at Scorebook Live Washington have made their predictions, and the local coaches in Clark County appreciate the recognition but also rem…
Building code council to consider revising heating requirements in new construction
Next month in Spokane Valley, the Washington State Building Code Council will consider modifying codes it adopted earlier this year requiring the use of electric heat pumps rather than natural gas…