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Fast-moving fire torches home, car and motorhome in Salmon Creek
News

Fast-moving fire torches home, car and motorhome in Salmon Creek

A fast-spreading fire engulfs a home in Salmon Creek, causing damage to the property and vehicles, but luckily no residents or pets were harmed in the incident.

Jul 8, 2023

DOT Secretary Pete Buttigieg asked where’s the value in the I-5 Bridge Replacement project
Transportation

DOT Secretary Pete Buttigieg asked where’s the value in the I-5 Bridge Replacement project

DOT Secretary Pete Buttigieg spoke about people’s most valuable commodity being time, and the Washougal project will help people in that community save time.

Jul 7, 2023

La Center Farmer’s Market raises funds for teen center The Loft
Youth

La Center Farmer’s Market raises funds for teen center The Loft

La Center Farmer’s Market runs every Thursday through Aug. 24 this year, and proceeds go to help fund The Loft, a gathering spot for teens during the school year.

Jul 7, 2023

Washougal gets funding and a visit from Transportation Secretary Buttigieg
Transportation

Washougal gets funding and a visit from Transportation Secretary Buttigieg

U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited Washougal Friday morning, as part of a Pacific Northwest tour allocating funds from a federal Railroad Crossing Elimination Grant…

Jul 7, 2023

Garcia drops out of Washington governor’s race, backs Reichert’s campaign
News

Garcia drops out of Washington governor’s race, backs Reichert’s campaign

Raul Garcia drops out of Washington state governor race to run for U.S. Senate, challenging incumbent Maria Cantwell in 2024.

Jul 7, 2023

GoFundMe raising money for those affected by wildfires
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GoFundMe raising money for those affected by wildfires

GoFundMe.org launches a general relief fund, the 2023 Wildfire Relief Fund, to proactively raise money for individuals, communities, and organizations impacted by wildfires in Washington, with the…

Jul 7, 2023

Public Health issues warning for Lacamas Lake due to elevated toxin levels
Community News

Public Health issues warning for Lacamas Lake due to elevated toxin levels

Clark County Public Health issues warning advisory for Lacamas Lake due to elevated levels of cyanotoxins from harmful algae, recommending no swimming, water contact for animals, avoidance of scum…

Jul 7, 2023

Opinion: The condition of Washington’s highways is getting worse despite the increase in taxes
Opinion

Opinion: The condition of Washington’s highways is getting worse despite the increase in taxes

Charles Prestrud says that even though motorists are paying taxes on CO2 emissions, they won’t see any benefit when it comes to highway maintenance or completion of needed improvements.

Jul 7, 2023

CDC caught altering COVID shot death certificates
News

CDC caught altering COVID shot death certificates

A new report reveals that the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has been concealing references to COVID-19 vaccines on death certificates in Minnesota, indicating data fraud and suppression of info…

Jul 7, 2023

Good news for sellers in Southwest Washington real estate market
Business

Good news for sellers in Southwest Washington real estate market

Low inventory and favorable interest rates in Clark County are leading to multiple offers and higher sale prices for home sellers, making it a great time to sell in the current real estate market.

Jul 7, 2023

POLL: Do you believe the Biden administration colluded with social media companies during the COVID-19 pandemic to censor speech protected by the First Amendment?
Opinion

POLL: Do you believe the Biden administration colluded with social media companies during the COVID-19 pandemic to censor speech protected by the First Amendment?

Do you believe the Biden administration colluded with social media companies during the COVID-19 pandemic to censor speech protected by the First Amendment?

Jul 6, 2023

Tunnel 5 Fire in Columbia River Gorge burns more than 550 acres
News

Tunnel 5 Fire in Columbia River Gorge burns more than 550 acres

Tunnel 5 wildfire along the Columbia River in Skamania County has burned over 550 acres in less than a week, prompting evacuation orders and a massive firefighting response.

Jul 6, 2023

Lineup announced for inaugural Vancouver USA Arts & Music Festival
Entertainment

Lineup announced for inaugural Vancouver USA Arts & Music Festival

The inaugural Vancouver USA Arts & Music Festival in downtown Vancouver invites community members and visitors to experience three days of exciting music, art, dance, food, and fun, featuring over…

Jul 6, 2023

WA Commerce Department announces $302 million in affordable housing funds
News

WA Commerce Department announces $302 million in affordable housing funds

The Washington State Department of Commerce has allocated over $302 million in capital financing for affordable housing development in response to the state’s population growth and rising housing p…

Jul 6, 2023

Legal analyst says ‘incriminating evidence’ of Biden’s censorship was ‘compelling’
News

Legal analyst says ‘incriminating evidence’ of Biden’s censorship was ‘compelling’

US District Judge issues injunction prohibiting Biden administration officials from pressuring social media companies to censor protected free speech, as Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett calls…

Jul 6, 2023

WSDOT set to install new ramp meters at several on-ramps along northbound I-5 and southbound I-205
Transportation

WSDOT set to install new ramp meters at several on-ramps along northbound I-5 and southbound I-205

Washington State Department of Transportation will be installing ramp meters on Interstate 5 and Interstate 205 in Southwest Washington to reduce congestion and improve travel times, resulting in d…

Jul 6, 2023

Greater Vancouver Chamber opens nominations for the 2023 First Citizen Award
People

Greater Vancouver Chamber opens nominations for the 2023 First Citizen Award

The Greater Vancouver Chamber opens nominations for the 2023 First Citizen Award, honoring exceptional individuals who demonstrate outstanding leadership, dedication, and service, positively impact…

Jul 6, 2023

Public invited to a trifecta of Liz Pike Art in the Camas-Washougal area this week
People

Public invited to a trifecta of Liz Pike Art in the Camas-Washougal area this week

Camas artist Liz Pike invites the public to three art events, including live painting demonstrations, an artist reception, and participation in the White Oak Art and Craft Festival, showcasing her…

Jul 6, 2023