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‘Abomination’: Gov’t watchdog calls DOJ deal with Hunter Biden ‘a sham’
The Department of Justice, under President Joe Biden, announced a plea deal for Hunter Biden on tax and gun charges, drawing immediate criticism and accusations of a two-tiered system of justice fa…
County engineer to host community listening sessions for the 179th Street Access Management and Circulation Plan
Clark County Public Works Director/County Engineer Ken Lader, with Deputy County Manager Amber Emery, is hosting several community listening sessions about the 179th Street Access Management and Ci…
City of Battle Ground offering tourism grants
The city of Battle Ground is offering grants to help fund programs that attract tourists to Battle Ground. Tourism creates opportunity and a positive economic impact on the local community.
Felines and fireworks
Best-selling author Nomi Berger offers tips for cat owners to care for their pets during fireworks season.
Second annual Picnic in the Park set for July 1
Join the Fort Vancouver Historic Reserve on July 1 for Picnic in the Park, featuring live music, games, vendors, and family-friendly activities, with the opportunity to explore the National Park Se…
View Ridge, Sunset Ridge, and South Ridge students gain outdoor learning with Clime Time grant
The goal was to create a multi-school effort where students could take part in habitat restoration and ecosystem monitoring, opening opportunities for outdoor learning.
Skyview Scholarships program awards $20,000 to graduating seniors
Skyview Scholarships program awards $20,000 to four graduating seniors in Vancouver. Sam Sheppert, Michaela Gaines, Sicily Dickman and Brock Blakley each awarded $5,000 scholarships in support of t…
Southwest Washington Watercolor Society Paint Outs at O.O. Howard House: A summer artistic delight
Southwest Washington Watercolor Society to host a series of outdoor painting events at the O.O. Howard House, inviting art enthusiasts and the public to witness and join artists on specific dates t…
TriMet Gresham maintenance facility expansion part of IBR
The Oregon Supreme Court has labeled the Columbia River Crossing (CRC) as a light rail project searching for a bridge, as concerns arise over the inclusion of a TriMet Ruby Junction maintenance fac…
Opinion: Parents vs. Washington state
Nancy Churchill offers her support for ‘Reject 5599’ effort.
Vancouver Police arrest burglary suspect after lengthy building search
Two suspects involved in a series of storage unit burglaries in Vancouver were apprehended after a police chase and search operation, resulting in the recovery of stolen vehicles and property.
‘Irreversible surveillance state’ warning: Colossal data accumulated on Americans
Tucker Carlson expresses concerns over the government’s deep dive into private information, suggesting Joe Biden and Democrats are on the path to turning the United States into a dictatorship.
Washington gas surpasses California gas prices, up $1.05 per gallon this year
Washington surpasses California as the nation’s most expensive fuel market, with the average price of a gallon of regular unleaded reaching $4.89 due to rising fuel prices and the implementation of…
Pro basketball player Robert Franks Jr. always has time for Vancouver and Evergreen High School
Robert Franks Jr., a former Evergreen Plainsmen and Washington State Cougar who previously made it to the NBA and now plays overseason, was in Vancouver last week for a special event to celebrate b…
PHOTOS: 2023 Planters Days
Residents and visitors enjoyed a fun-filled weekend at the annual Planters Days celebration in Woodland, featuring a carnival, parades, barbecues, frog jumps, bed races, and captivating photographs…
Myrna Leija appointed to vacant La Center City Council seat
Myrna Leija was unanimously appointed to the La Center City Council, filling a vacant position and bringing her experience as a former corrections deputy and dedication to addressing the city’s law…
Republicans oppose Biden’s CDC choice over her COVID policies
President Joe Biden plans to nominate Dr. Mandy Cohen, the former secretary of North Carolina’s Department of Health and Human Services, to lead the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
CDC confirms heart disease risk soars 13,200 percent among vaccinated
A bombshell CDC and FDA study reveals that the risk of autoimmune heart disease is 13,200% higher in vaccinated individuals, with the mRNA COVID vaccines increasing the risk of myocarditis by 133 t…