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Mortenson celebrates opening of Bonneville Power Administration redevelopment project in Vancouver
The Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) celebrates the opening of the Ross Complex Technical Services Building in Vancouver, constructed through a progressive design-build project delivery method…
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site encourages stewardship with summer exhibit and new Junior Ranger activity
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site introduces Look for the Helpers exhibit and Junior Ranger program to inspire visitors to become stewards of the park and honor those who have contributed to it…
New Surgical Technician program receives funding
Clark College has been awarded a $141,260 grant to develop the first Surgical Technician program in Southwest Washington, in collaboration with PeaceHealth and the Oregon Federation of Nurses and H…
Department of Revenue officials grilled on capital gains tax rulemaking
Washington State Department of Revenue holds a public meeting to gather feedback on the new capital gains tax, but offers few answers to attendees’ questions and concerns.
Opinion: Patient-centered decisions need to be the priority in staffing considerations
Elizabeth Hovde believes lawmakers should continue exploring ways to increase the current pipeline of nurses, avoiding unnecessary licensing restrictions.
Names finally named: Joe Biden’s secret censors unmasked
The Biden administration’s efforts to censor social media content have been exposed, with documents revealing that officials such as Anthony Fauci and Clarke Humphrey actively sought to suppress vi…
Letter: Democrats are not grounded in reality enough to become humble and selfless leaders
Matt Garland believes ‘we need selfless yet courageous leaders who can assess reality empirically and make the changes or adjustments needed to restore American prosperity, sovereignty and security.’
Increased motorcycle safety patrols in place
Increased safety patrols will be conducted in Clark County and across Washington state from July 7 to July 23 to address the rising number of fatal motorcycle crashes, with a focus on targeting ill…
Voluntary utility service line warranty program available in Battle Ground
The Battle Ground City Council has authorized a marketing agreement with Utility Service Partners (USP) to offer homeowners in Battle Ground, Washington, the option to participate in an insurance p…
GoFundMe Spotlight: Idaho man, father of three, in a Vancouver hospital after serious crash
Friends and family of an Idaho man and father of three are raising funds for his care and for the family after he was in a serious motorcycle crash in Clark County
Wildfire in hay field grows to 20 acres before firefighters gain control
Vancouver Fire Department and multiple agencies successfully contain 20-acre hay field fire in Clark County with no injuries or structural damage reported.
Washington State University warns of state backlog for long-term-care opt-outs
Washington’s new Long Term Care tax, which went into effect on July 1, has been plagued with implementation delays since its passage by the state legislature in 2019.
Opinion: Make WA Cares optional, say Republicans who are pre-filing legislation
Elizabeth Hovde says WA Cares is harming workers financially and in some cases, low-income workers are being forced to give their money to a program that benefits others with higher incomes
RFK Jr. drops vaccine truth bombs on Fox News, hitting Fauci hard
Anthony Fauci, a former federal health official advising Joe Biden on COVID-19, now in a lucrative teaching job, ’caused a lot of injury” during that pandemic, according to Democrat presidential ho…
Opinion: An income tax on capital gains won’t bring revenue stability
Taking effect for the first time this year, Washington is now the only state in the country to impose a standalone income tax on capital gains.
‘Uplift!’ lets children experience the arts, and go on shopping spree
Southwest Washington Center for the Arts worked with local businesses, law enforcement, and more to bring a special day of exposure to the arts for children during Uplift!, plus the children got a…
Opinion: Power to the people, via the legislative branch
Chris Cargill of the Mountain States Policy Center suggests we remember there’s a reason the people, via the legislative branch, come first in our founding documents.
Woodland High School history teacher Julia Stepper wins prestigious James Madison Fellowship
Woodland High School history teacher, Julia Stepper, has been awarded the prestigious James Madison Fellowship, receiving a $25,000 scholarship to support her graduate study of American history and…