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‘Misinformation’ panel dismissed censorship concerns as ‘bad faith’
‘It should come as no surprise that this activity was facilitated by unaccountable bureaucrats in government.’
Clark County Public Health offices closed April 12 for staff training event
Clark County Public Health’s offices will be closed on Wednesday, April 12 for an all-day staff training event. Online services will continue to be available.
Adopt a flower basket and bring color and beauty to downtown Camas
The Downtown Camas Association (DCA) invites you to adopt a flower basket to bring color and beauty to historic downtown Camas this spring.
Port of Vancouver USA schedules 10 public tours for 2023
The Port of Vancouver USA’s popular public tours are back again in 2023 with 10 tours offered between May and September.
Spring Chinook fishing extended on Columbia River below Bonneville Dam
With catches lower than expected in March and early April, the recreational spring Chinook salmon fishery on the Columbia River below Bonneville Dam will see four additional days of fishing, fisher…
CCHM Speaker Series: ‘The Historic Music Preservation Project – Preserving Historic Music for Future Generations’
Clark County Historical Museum and the Historic Music Preservation Project (HMPP), are excited to have Sammuel Murry-Hawkins, HMPP executive director, present “The Historic Music Preservation Proje…
Deadline extension for Commission on Aging applications
Clark County is seeking applicants for four positions on its Commission on Aging.
County Chair Karen Bowerman delivers 2023 State of the County address
County Council Chair Karen Dill Bowerman delivered her State of the County address virtually on Tuesday (April 4).
Washington state sees eleventh week of price increases at the pump
On top of these higher prices, as of Jan. 1 of this year, Washingtonians also have a new cap-and-trade system to pay for at the pump.
Opinion: Washington is losing the battle to build enough housing but could reverse the trend with a simple change
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center believes a simple change will reverse the negative housing availability trend, all without increasing taxes.
Registration opens April 12 for summer recreation activities with new day camp payment plan
Registration for summer activities and fall sports leagues operated by Vancouver Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services opens at 7 a.m. on April 12.
See latest works by Liz Pike and Blue Bond at First Friday Art Walk Reception
See latest works by Liz Pike and Blue Bond at First Friday Art Walk Reception. Event to be held April 7 at Pike Art Gallery in uptown Camas.
Clark County Council proclaims April as Child Abuse Prevention Month
The Clark County Council today proclaimed April as Child Abuse Awareness Month. Children’s Justice Center to hold an awareness walk and learn on April 23.
Opinion: Seattle kicks the tires on local capital gains excise (income) tax
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center asks will other local governments instead take the opposite approach and install income tax speed bumps by joining the 28 municipalities with bans?
Parker’s Light and Landing noted on the Columbia River maritime charts
Parkersville Day will be held at Parker’s Landing Historical Park on Saturday, June 3 from noon to 3 p.m.
Vancouver Fire Department responds to early morning house fire
An occupant of a Vancouver home was treated and released Wednesday morning after crews responded to a house fire.
Violent crime up 55 percent in Washington state amid ‘missed opportunity’ for reform
Violent crime in Washington state has increased by 55% since 2015, according to data from the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs, or WASPC.
Opinion: New bill proposes ‘excise tax’ on compensation
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center says it’s best to take away the excise tax cookie while we still can.