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Spring Chinook salmon and steelhead fishing on the Lower Columbia River will close beginning Thursday
The recreational fishery for spring Chinook salmon and steelhead will be closed on the Lower Columbia River from June 1 to June 15 due to exceeding the allowable impacts on endangered species, acco…
Woodland’s elementary students studied macroinvertebrates and explored the Columbia River at the Ridgefield Wildlife Refuge
Woodland Public Schools’ elementary students engage in hands-on science experiments and canoe explorations, funded by a grant from the Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership, fostering interdisciplinar…
High School Baseball: Clark County All-Stars shine for most of the night
Seniors from local high schools gathered in Ridgefield on Tuesday for the annual Clark County Senior All-Star Baseball series, and then coaches voted for the county’s nominees to the all-state seri…
Opinion: State’s income tax windfall isn’t needed – public schools have plenty of money
Liv Finne states that in Washington, ‘fully funding the schools’ means funding the interests of powerful unions, bureaucracies, and feeding ever-growing amounts of tax money into an increasingly un…
Washington state predicts U.S. economic ‘slowdown,’ not recession
Washington state forecasts a slowdown in the U.S. economy, predicting lower GDP growth, higher unemployment rates, and decreasing oil prices in the coming years.
Opinion: The debt-limit deal is a bust!
Speaker Kevin McCarthy criticized for selling out conservatives in debt-ceiling deal and failing to include spending cuts, prompting calls for Republicans to vote against the Biden/McCarthy agreement.
Ridgefield School District hires new assistant principal at View Ridge Middle School
Jennifer Johnson, highly experienced educator and interim assistant principal at Columbia River High School, has been hired as the new assistant principal at View Ridge Middle School in the Ridgefi…
Night time delays for guardrail installation on southbound I-5 in Woodland, May 31
Travelers returning home from the extended weekend should expect nightly lane closures on southbound Interstate 5 in Woodland as a new guardrail is installed for improved safety.
Sheriff John Horch invites area residents to second community forum
Clark County Sheriff John Horch invites residents to a community forum discussing crime trends, agency updates, and future initiatives, offering an opportunity to ask questions and engage with the…
Suspect in multiple armed robberies shot and killed after firing at officers
Suspect in multiple armed robberies killed by law enforcement after firing at officers in a Safeway parking lot.
Daytime delays on southbound I-5 continue in Vancouver, May 31-June 1
Paving work on southbound Interstate 5 in Vancouver aims to improve safety by installing catch basins to prevent pooling during heavy rainstorms, potentially causing delays for travelers.
Washington insurance companies file to increase rates
Fourteen health insurers in Washington state have submitted requests for an average rate increase of 9.11 percent, with medical costs being cited as the driving factor, while concerns are raised ab…
WDFW invites comment on proposed rules to set 2023-24 salmon fishing seasons
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking public comment on proposed rules for the 2023-24 recreational and commercial salmon fishing seasons, encouraging public participation in sh…
Washington fuel prices spike over holiday weekend
This holiday weekend price hike marks the 17th week this year of rising fuel prices for Washingtonians, following the implementation of the new carbon tax earlier this year.
Opinion: Ecology quietly scrubs the gas price impacts
Todd Myers believes the governor and Ecology staff have chosen to play politics, blaming everyone else for the impact of their policies on Washington’s residents and economy.
Opinion: Why today’s elites literally can’t stand free speech
Opinion: Why today’s elites literally can’t stand free speech. David Kupelian gets to the root of today’s all-out war on the First Amendment.
Championships: Clark County schools celebrate several state titles in spring sports
Columbia River boys soccer, Camas girls and boys tennis win team titles, with several individual claiming championships as well on the final weekend of high school spring sports in Washington.
Vancouver community invited to talk housing at Council Community Forum
Vancouver City Council to host quarterly Community Forum on June 12, focusing on housing and providing an opportunity for community members to discuss their experiences and ideas for the future of…