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Work from two local artists on display at the Rebecca Anstine Gallery
People

Work from two local artists on display at the Rebecca Anstine Gallery

Rebecca Anstine Gallery showcases vibrant local artwork by Ken Spurlock and Kevin Drake, offering a fusion of abstract and mixed media expressions until November.

Aug 25, 2023

Kim and Lisa Capeloto to be honored with the 2023 First Citizen Award
People

Kim and Lisa Capeloto to be honored with the 2023 First Citizen Award

Kim and Lisa Capeloto receive the prestigious 2023 First Citizen Award for their exceptional leadership, philanthropy, and community impact in southwest Washington.

Aug 25, 2023

Letter: ‘The people need an affordable, responsible project that will meet transportation needs for the next century’
Opinion

Letter: ‘The people need an affordable, responsible project that will meet transportation needs for the next century’

In a letter to the editor, John Ley shares his thoughts on recent comments by an ODOT official regarding the proposed I-5 Bridge replacement project.

Aug 25, 2023

New football coaches: Seton Catholic’s Dan Chase
Sports

New football coaches: Seton Catholic’s Dan Chase

Dan Chase returns for his third stint as the head coach of Seton Catholic Cougars, expressing excitement about coaching an athletic team and aiming for postseason success.

Aug 25, 2023

Vancouver couple show that purging is possible
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Vancouver couple show that purging is possible

Longtime journalist Marvin Case shares a story of former legislator Dean Sutherland and his wife Roxane and how they are navigating a lifetime of gathered possessions.

Aug 24, 2023

POLL: When it comes to a major infrastructure project, who do you trust to be more cost efficient — the government or the private sector?
Opinion

POLL: When it comes to a major infrastructure project, who do you trust to be more cost efficient — the government or the private sector?

When it comes to a major infrastructure project, who do you trust to be more cost efficient — the government or the private sector?

Aug 24, 2023

Washington state’s capital gains tax has generated more than $859M so far
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Washington state’s capital gains tax has generated more than $859M so far

Washington state’s capital gains tax has generated over $859.2 million in revenue since February 1, with 6,012 registered accounts, while facing legal challenges regarding its validity and intersta…

Aug 24, 2023

Vancouver Police Department announces the sudden death of corporal
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Vancouver Police Department announces the sudden death of corporal

Vancouver Police Corporal Zachary Merrill died unexpectedly over the past weekend.

Aug 24, 2023

Swift Reservoir Boat Ramp out of service starting Labor Day
Community News

Swift Reservoir Boat Ramp out of service starting Labor Day

The boat ramp at Swift Forest Camp on the Lewis River, Washington, will be closed from late Labor Day onwards due to reservoir level adjustments needed by PacifiCorp for future spillway work on Swi…

Aug 24, 2023

Letter: Congresswoman ‘is not working for the interests of the people in her district’
Opinion

Letter: Congresswoman ‘is not working for the interests of the people in her district’

Third Congressional District candidate Joe Kent offers his opinion on a recent vote by U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez impacting veterans.

Aug 24, 2023

Windhaven Ride for Veterans from ilani to Amboy set for Saturday
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Windhaven Ride for Veterans from ilani to Amboy set for Saturday

Hot rods, motorcycles, and other classic vehicles will be on display for Windhaven Ride for Veterans starting at ilani on Saturday morning and rallying through country roads to Amboy Territorial Pa…

Aug 24, 2023

Tourism to Fort Vancouver National Historic Site contributes $97.4 million to local economy
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Tourism to Fort Vancouver National Historic Site contributes $97.4 million to local economy

In 2022, Fort Vancouver National Historic Site attracted 964 thousand visitors who spent $63.7 million in nearby communities, supporting 873 jobs and contributing $97.4 million to the local economy…

Aug 24, 2023

Opinion: Washington can’t impose a Disneyland excise tax
Opinion

Opinion: Washington can’t impose a Disneyland excise tax

Chris Corry of the Washington Policy Center shares a humorous example of a Washington excise tax that would violate the US Constitution.

Aug 24, 2023

There’s another election coming, so COVID surges again?
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There’s another election coming, so COVID surges again?

The return of COVID-19 restrictions ahead of the 2024 election is sparking controversy, with conservatives questioning their timing and necessity, citing concerns about their impact on voting proce…

Aug 24, 2023

New football coaches: Mountain View’s Aaron Hart
Sports

New football coaches: Mountain View’s Aaron Hart

Newcomer Coach Aaron Hart brings a fresh approach to Mountain View Thunder’s football team, focusing on accountability and a championship mindset for the 2023 season.

Aug 24, 2023

Target Zero: Zeroing in on impaired drivers
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Target Zero: Zeroing in on impaired drivers

Det. Bethany Lau of the Clark County Sheriff’s Office and her colleagues in law enforcement are frustrated that impaired driving is still an issue on roadways, and Target Zero is looking at ways to…

Aug 23, 2023

WSRP Chairman Jim Walsh calls on Inslee, Ferguson to stand for parent’s rights and WA families
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WSRP Chairman Jim Walsh calls on Inslee, Ferguson to stand for parent’s rights and WA families

Washington State Republican Party Chairman Jim Walsh criticizes the governor’s characterization of a lawsuit against SB 5599 as “anti-trans,” asserting that the suit defends parental rights and fam…

Aug 23, 2023

Ridgefield School District seeks candidates to fill board vacancy
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Ridgefield School District seeks candidates to fill board vacancy

Ridgefield School District in search of temporary District 5 Director following resignation, inviting applications until September 5, 2023.

Aug 23, 2023