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Party declarations certified for Washington’s 2024 Presidential Primary
As required by state law, the political party declarations that voters must sign when participating in the 2024 Presidential Primary were certified Tuesday morning by Secretary of State Steve Hobbs.
WSRP Chairman calls on Gov. Inslee’s DSHS bureaucrats to obey state law and provide proper mental-health services
Last week, a group of 22 county prosecutors from around Washington filed a lawsuit against the Inslee Administration’s state Department of Social and Health Services.
Vancouver awards $92,000 in Culture, Arts and Heritage grants
The Vancouver Culture, Arts and Heritage Commission has awarded $92,100 to 15 projects from 12 organizations to support the city’s vibrant and growing arts and culture sect
2024 historical promotion grants informational meeting, deadline reminder
The Clark County Council is accepting applications from local organizations for grants that encourage historic preservation and programs, including preservation of historic documents.
County Parks and Lands seeks public comment on Parks Capital Improvement Plan
Clark County seeks public input on a six-year Parks Capital Improvement Plan involving maintenance, enhancements, and new developments, with public comments open until September 30th.
New shared-use path coming this fall in Vancouver
Families who walk, bike or roll to school in the Orchards neighborhood will have a safer path beneath their feet and wheels this fall.
Opinion: WEA union threatens illegal strike to close public schools in Evergreen and Camas
Liz Finne of the Washington Policy Center offers more insight to the threats made by the WEA union in Clark County last week.
Supremes asked to review Biden’s social-media censoring conspiracy
The U.S. Supreme Court asked to review a case involving the Biden White House and social-media companies, where the American Freedom Law Center alleges a conspiracy between the administration and T…
Letter: Refuge in the storm
Clark County Republican Women Membership Chair Anna Miller encourages fellow patriots to join the organization.
County work session set for Wednesday for an overview of the vacant buildable lands model
The Clark County Council will hold a work session Wednesday, Aug. 30 for an overview of the vacant buildable lands model as part of the process of updating the county’s Comprehensive Plan.
Northeast Riso Road closed beginning Sept. 11 for repairs to Venersborg Bridge
Venersborg Bridge will be closed beginning Mon., Sept. 11, closing Northeast Risto Road to through traffic. The closure is scheduled to last no more than 20 working days.
Suspect in death investigation receives additional charges
Logan Melchert faces additional charges, including arson and unlawful disposal of human remains, connected to the discovery of burned human remains in a vehicle owned by his deceased father, amidst…
Congressional candidate Joe Kent gives his solutions to homeless crisis in Vancouver
Joe Kent, a Republican running for congress, and Jim Walsh, the chair of the Washington State Republican Party, visited Vancouver on Saturday to give their ideas on how to handle the homelessness c…
Letter: Why is light rail still a question?
In a letter to the editor, Hazel Dell resident Bob Zak shares his thoughts on light rail and mass transit for Southwest Washington residents.
CCSO asking for assistance identifying ATM robbery suspects
An ATM robbery occurred at a Bank of America branch in Vancouver, with a technician being attacked and money stolen by masked assailants in a white Kia sedan. The suspects remain unidentified, and…
Washington’s fatal drug overdose rate increasing fastest of any state
Washington state experiences the fastest increase in fatal drug overdose rates over a year, highlighted by a 28.4% rise in predicted cases, prompting calls for stronger anti-drug measures and commu…
Opinion: Washington State Utility Commission’s brazenly dishonest ruling admits climate tax increases prices
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center reports on the contradiction from UTC members and Gov. Inslee, Department of Ecology staff and legislators.
Wellness in the Park event to be held Sept. 10
Vancouver Direct Primary Care teams up with the American Cancer Society and Relay for Life to present Wellness in the Park, a community event on September 10th featuring exercise classes, wellness…