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Washington State Republican Party Central Committee approves early endorsement for Joe Kent
At this weekend’s quarterly meeting, the Washington State Republican Party Central Committee voted to give Joe Kent an early endorsement in the Third Congressional District race.
Kevin Coad wants to be longtime head coach for Union Titans, not just ‘interim’
Kevin Coad took over the Union High School football program last month after Rory Ronsenbach resigned, and now Coad is hoping to make an impression in order to stay on as the head coach for years t…
A list of winners from the Clark County Fair
It takes a lot of days to compile all the winners from the multiple competitions at the Clark County Fair, but here is a list, courtesy of fair officials.
Congresswoman Perez pushes high speed rail while other priorities remain unfunded
Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and other Washington Congressional delegation members seek $198.1 million for Cascadia High Speed Rail project while citizens question tolls amid underfunded I…
Opinion: Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction says COVID-19 school shutdowns did not put students behind
Liv Finne says that telling the public that students are ‘not behind’ but ‘gained a lot’ from the shutdowns gives families yet another reason to distrust the public schools.
Area lawmakers plea to governor to keep Larch Corrections Center from closure
Lawmakers oppose closure of Larch Correctional Center, highlighting its role in providing jobs, rehabilitation, and community safety through inmate training and partnerships with conservation efforts.
Private memorial service for Battle Ground Police sergeant to be livestreamed
The Battle Ground community mourns Sergeant Rick Kelly’s passing, with a private memorial service planned, and a public livestream on August 19, honoring his dedicated service; a memorial fund has…
Battle Ground School District is seeking volunteers to serve on committees
Battle Ground Public Schools is inviting volunteers to contribute to student learning and district initiatives by joining the Citizens Advisory Committee or curriculum adoption committees for scien…
No time to waste at Ridgefield’s midnight football practice
Ridgefield’s high school football team, the Spudders, kicks off their season with a unique midnight practice tradition, capturing the excitement and camaraderie as players gather under stadium ligh…
Law enforcement celebrates the lives of Jeremy Brown and Don Sahota at golf tourney
A partnership between the Vancouver Police Guild and the Clark County Deputy Sheriff’s Guild organizes an annual golf outing to raise funds for local charities, and last year the event became the J…
Thermometer tops century mark across Pacific Northwest
An excessive heat wave with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees sweeps across the Northwest, posing health risks and prompting warnings from the National Weather Service.
Opinion: New website created to detail 2023 session spending
Chris Corry of the Washington Policy Center points out that it allows citizens to access the details with all proposals, reports, and backup documentation.
YouTube goes full Big Brother: ‘Ramping up’ censorship of ‘medical misinformation’
YouTube is intensifying its crackdown on “medical misinformation,” specifically cancer-related content, by implementing stricter censorship policies and removing harmful or ineffective treatments a…
Safety enhancements coming to SR 14 widening project work zone in Vancouver
New safety measures, including a queue warning system and early activation of ramp meters, are being implemented on State Route 14 work zone in Clark County to reduce collisions and enhance safety…
Columbia Credit Union hires Lindsey Salvestrin as president & CEO
Lindsey Salvestrin appointed as the new president and CEO of Columbia Credit Union, leading with a commitment to diversity, community engagement, and innovative financial wellness initiatives.
Red Cross braces for record heat and high fire danger
Record-breaking heat in Oregon and Southwest Washington increases health risks for vulnerable populations and intensifies the wildfire danger, prompting warnings to stay hydrated, cool, and prepare…
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 13: High school football practice starts soon, and a goodbye interview with former Union coach Rory Rosenbach
The Clark County Today Sports Podcast returns with high school football discussions, playoff structures, Mariners updates, and a farewell interview with former Union coach Rory Rosenbach, featuring…
Hottest temperatures of the year forecasted for Western Washington this week
Dangerously hot conditions forecasted in Western Washington, urging public to take precautions including using cooling centers, staying hydrated, and avoiding extreme temperature changes