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Opinion: Legislature 2023 – Rent control bills, House Bill 1389 and House Bill 1124 have failed to pass this session
Opinion: Legislature 2023 – Rent control bills, House Bill 1389 and House Bill 1124 have failed to pass this session
Lilac Days 2023 and Plant Sale set for April 22 through May 14
The Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens in Woodland will be the site of Lilac Days 2023 from Sat., April 22 through Sun., May 14 at the Lilac Gardens located at 115 S. Pekin Road, Woodland.
BG students with the Chief Umtuch DREAM Team meet with state legislators to discuss topics Impacting Washington youth
On March 6, students from the Chief Umtuch DREAM Team visited the Washington State Capitol in Olympia to meet with legislators to discuss important topics impacting students across Washington state.
PAL CSI Happy Hour fundraiser event scheduled for Thu., March 23
The Police Activities League of SW Washington (PAL) recently announced its upcoming Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) Happy Hour fundraiser event.
20th District ‘virtual’ town hall coming Monday
Sen. John Braun, Rep. Ed Orcutt and Rep. Peter Abbarno are inviting residents of the 20th Legislative District to a virtual town-hall meeting the evening of Monday, March 20.
Pike Art Gallery Launches new ‘Thirsty ART Thursdays’ in uptown Camas
Starting Thursday (March 16), Pike Art Gallery is staying open late to feature live painting demonstrations each Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m.
Vancouver Police investigate cannabis store robbery
Three adult males and one male juvenile were taken into custody after a robbery at a cannabis store Sunday
Woodland Public Schools identifies $3 million in cuts if replacement levy fails April election
In addition to budget reductions to nearly every program district-wide, district officials believe the failure to replace the existing levy will result in dozens of school employees losing their jobs.
Opinion: Why does a $500 million bridge replacement cost $7.5 billion?
Joe Cortright believes the cost of the I-5 Bridge replacement could be brought down substantially.
County to host March 28 information sessions on Comprehensive Plan Update
County to host March 28 information sessions on Comprehensive Plan Update. Virtual sessions will focus on population forecast and new housing requirements.
Critics warn of firearms database if Washington House bill becomes law
The Washington House has passed a bill that would create a 10-day waiting period for firearm purchases and tasks the state Department of Licensing, or DOL, of collecting data on every firearm trans…
County Council to host work session about 179th Street Access Management and Circulation Plan
The Clark County Council is holding a work session about the 179th Street Access Management and Circulation Plan at 9 a.m. on Wed., March 29.
Vancouver Police investigating shooting outside Safeway store
The Vancouver Police Department’s Major Crime Unit is investigating multiple shooting incidents, the first of which took place outside at a Vancouver Safeway store.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Unit investigates fatal collision involving bicyclist
Clark County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Unit investigates fatal collision involving bicyclist
Vancouver Police investigating death of 58-year-old man
The Vancouver Police Department is investigating an incident that resulted in the death of a 58-year-old man.
Washington House passes semi-automatic ‘assault weapons’ ban
The Washington House has passed a bill that if enacted would ban the sale or distribution of certain semi-automatic weapons and adds a new definition to state law of “assault weapons” that includes…
Opinion: Funding intensive tutoring is the best way to help students recover from COVID lockdown learning loss
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center believes students should not have to suffer long-term learning loss because of Governor Inslee’s ‘insensitive’ decision to close schools for so long.
Area residents can help the Ridgefield Family Resource Center meet community needs
Area residents can help the Ridgefield Family Resource Center meet community needs. Recent changes to federal funding, paired with steep increases in gas and grocery prices, have caused a dramatic…