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Clark County Republican Party votes to support Joe Kent’s 2024 candidacy in Third Congressional District
After losing the seat to Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez in the 2022 general election, the CCRP governing party is rallying its support around one candidate for the 2024 race, endorsing Joe Kent.
Opinion: Office of Financial Management fined for withholding public documents
OFM was withholding from a public records request contract negotiation documents between the state and public sector unions.
Biden’s economy leaving millions of families struggling to make ends meet
Biden’s economic policies, including high inflation and soaring interest rates, have resulted in significant financial difficulties for tens of millions of American families, as evidenced by new Ce…
High school softball: Skyview, Ridgefield among top seeds in their state tournaments
The Class 3A state high school softball tournament starts Thursday with Evergreen and Heritage, while Class 4A (Skyview and Battle Ground) and Class 2A (Ridgefield) starts Friday.
Recreation sites and viewpoints remain open on State Route 504 to Milepost 43
Recreational sites remain open for exploration at Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument, with some trailheads and areas affected by the recent debris flow, while efforts are underway to asses…
County’s only 18-hole disc golf course opens at Hockinson Meadows Community Park
The disc golf course at Hockinson Meadows Community Park in Vancouver is now open after facing unexpected delays, with tournaments and league-play events set to start in the fall, and full completi…
City announces proposed location of fourth Safe Stay Community
The city of Vancouver is considering a property on Main Street for its next Safe Stay Community to assist people experiencing homelessness, and is seeking public input on the proposed location. The…
High school golf: Defending state champion from Union just misses playoff
Jade Gruher came close to defending her individual state title, Camas’ Eli Huntington finished third in 4A boys, and Mountain View and Columbia River teams have strong finishes at state golf tourna…
Clark County athletes shining with Clark College athletics
Owen Frasier, who took over as the cross country and track and field coach at Clark College this school year, said it is crucial for the college to recruit local athletes, to make Clark College a d…
IMPACT CW Food Drive back for ninth year helping area families
Community volunteers in Camas and Washougal are organizing a food box packing event to support local school families in need of meals over the summer, aiming to bridge the gap when school meal prog…
Battle Ground brimming with summer fun for children
Battle Ground Parks & Recreation in partnership with Clark County Family YMCA is offering summer day camps and various sports programs for kids in Battle Ground, providing opportunities for fun, le…
CDC and FDA report investigation of outbreak of salmonella infections
An outbreak of salmonella infections in six states is being investigated by the CDC and FDA, with Papa Murphy’s cookie dough identified as the potential source; no deaths have been reported, but pr…
Woodland’s Columbia Elementary School Drama Club filmed and released its first video production
Woodland students at Columbia Elementary School captivate their audience with a premiere of “Kindergarten Justice,” a short film created by the after-school drama club, highlighting the importance…
Journey Theater presents The Velveteen Rabbit
The Velveteen Rabbit asks what does it mean to be real, and Journey Theater is producing the play for a three-day run beginning June 1.
Massive number of Americans say news media ARE the enemy
A recent poll by Rasmussen Reports reveals that 59% of respondents consider the legacy media in America, including publications and broadcasters, as their “enemy.” ‘More and more people are growing…
Opinion: Making drugs illegal again – Washington’s special session
Nancy Churchill believes that while this compromise bill was not everything that conservatives hoped to achieve, it was a small step in the right direction.
Clark County Jail Services to host corrections career testing event June 3
Clark County Jail Services in Vancouver is hosting a Corrections Career Testing event on June 3, offering training sessions and an opportunity for individuals interested in becoming corrections off…
Bureau of Land Management announces Pacific Northwest fire restrictions to protect local communities
Fire restrictions are being implemented on Bureau of Land Management public lands in Oregon and Washington starting May 23, with prohibited activities including the use of fireworks and other fire-…