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Fruit Valley Park to receive inclusive playground with $1 million from the Kuni Foundation
Fruit Valley Neighborhood Park (3200 Fruit Valley Rd.) will receive a new, inclusive playground thanks to a $1 million donation from the Kuni Foundation. The new playground is set to open in 2025 a…
Kindergarten enrollment for Battle Ground schools is open now
It’s time to enroll next year’s kindergartners. Online enrollment is open for children who will attend Battle Ground Public Schools next year.
Commentary: Championship moments from a second-place team
Reporter Paul Valencia was with the Camas girls basketball team all week at the state tournament – not just the games – and observed the true meaning of team and the heart of a champion, even if th…
Emails: Washington state registered ‘many’ foreign nationals to vote
Emails: Washington state registered ‘many’ foreign nationals to vote. Some county election agencies have described it as a ‘rare’ occurrence, but it is currently unknown to what extent this problem…
Opinion: State of Salmon in Washington 2022 – struggling populations, sea lions, and legislative shortfalls
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center provides an analysis of the 2022 State of Salmon in Watershed report.
Fauci accused of pushing ‘paper’ to disprove Wuhan lab-leak COVID explanation
Fauci accused of pushing ‘paper’ to disprove Wuhan lab-leak COVID explanation. A lot of things about COVID-19 that the American public was told now are being shown to be questionable – at best.
Rep. Stephanie McClintock’s first bill unanimously passes out of the House
Rep. Stephanie McClintock’s first bill, to help streamline the business licensing process in Washington, is headed to the state Senate.
UPDATE: Police search for suspect after one person shot in Hazel Dell
Clark County Sheriff’s Office detectives are searching for a suspect in an early Monday (March 6) shooting in Hazel Dell.
Vancouver man rescued near Kalama River
Forty-four-year-old Nathan J. Mueller and his dog were rescued after being stranded on a ledge above the river.
Sunday reflection: Camas girls basketball team already looking to next season
Camas junior Addison Harris said the 2024 basketball season starts the day after the end of the 2023 season, after the Camas Papermakers finished second at the Class 4A girls basketball state tourn…
High school basketball: Camas comes up short in state championship game
The Camas Papermakers settled for second place, the best finish in school history, at the Class 4A girls basketball state tournament in the Tacoma Dome.
CCSO issues update on Deputy Drew Kennison
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) issued an update on Deputy Drew Kennison, who was seriously injured in a single-car collision Feb. 22.
High school basketball: Camas boys finish sixth at state tournament
The Camas boys basketball team made it to the final day of the season, finishing in sixth place after falling to Gonzaga Prep in the trophy round at the Class 4A state tournament.
High school basketball: Camas girls clinch spot in state championship game
The Camas Papermakers beat Tahoma for the third time this season, but this one counted the most, in the Class 4A girls basketball state semifinals in the Tacoma Dome
State basketball: Camas girls knock off top-seed en route to semifinals
The two top seeds in the Class 4A girls basketball state tournament squared off in the quarterfinals Thursday, and the 2-seed Camas Papermakers prevailed
Police pursuit reform legislation getting some traction in WA Legislature
A bipartisan bill that would allow police more discretion when it comes to vehicular pursuits appears to be gaining some momentum in the Washington State Legislature.
Worship event to be held Saturday evening at Hockinson High School
On Saturday (March 4), community members have a chance to attend a worship event hosted by the Hockinson High School (HHS) club Hawks for Christ.
Masking requirements in healthcare, long-term care, and correctional facilities to end April 3
Effective April 3, the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) will end the Secretary of Health Mask Order, which currently requires universal masking in healthcare, long-term care, and adult c…