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North Clark Historical Museum holds its annual membership meeting
On Sat., Feb. 11, North Clark Historical Museum held its 35th Annual Membership Meeting at the museum. President elect Debbie Zitt spoke about the new vision for the museum. The focus for 2023 is p…
House passes first bill from freshman legislator Rep. Kevin Waters
The Washington State House of Representatives passed a bill from Rep. Kevin Waters on Tuesday that would prohibit the sale of products combining alcohol and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
Rep. Greg Cheney’s first bill passes House, would make it easier for real estate appraisers to do evaluations
Legislation passed the Washington State House of Representatives yesterday that would make it easier for licensed or registered real estate appraisers to do evaluations for financial institutions.
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 4: State basketball format discussion and more
The sports guys take a look into the history of the WIAA state basketball tournament and the many changes through the years, with unintended consequences such as the potential for the No. 1 and No.…
Opinion: Emergency powers reform dies again without even receiving a public hearing
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center explains why our system of governance is not meant to be the arbitrary rule of one behind closed doors.
Chinese virologist says COVID-19 was ‘intentionally released’
A Chinese virologist says the COVID-19 pandemic that killed millions around the world was the result of an intentional release by the Chinese Communist Party.
Fire Marshal to hold lottery for fireworks permit, application deadline March 24
The Clark County Fire Marshal’s Office is taking applications for one retail firework permit to be assigned by lottery to be held on Mon., March 27.
Opinion: Should we raise the property tax cap?
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill discusses House Bill 1670, which would erase the one percent limit and repeal portions of the state law passed in 2007.
Area residents can learn about property tax exemptions at March 17 event
The Clark County Assessor’s office property tax exemption specialists will be available to answer questions and enroll property owners in the county’s property tax relief program at an upcoming pub…
Lacamas Heritage Trail to be closed March 6-10 for trail resurfacing
A portion of the Lacamas Heritage Trail will be closed for resurfacing beginning Monday (March 6).
Vancouver officials seek feedback on proposed changes to Multifamily Tax Exemption program
As Vancouver has grown, housing production hasn’t kept pace.
Woodland Public Schools to run replacement levy in April 25 Special Election
Woodland Public Schools’ Board of Directors approved a resolution to run a three-year Replacement Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) Levy
Sarah Fox announces re-election bid for Vancouver City Council
Vancouver City Council Member Sarah Fox, who was elected in November of 2019, will be running for re-election this year.
Vancouver parents object to decision to allow controversial book to remain in Fort Vancouver High School library
Gender Queer was removed from Columbia River High School library last year but the Material Review Committee has voted in favor of keeping it in the FVHS library.
Another year, another trip to a dome for Titans, Knights
High school basketball: Union boys and King’s Way Christian boys basketball join Camas girls, Camas boys and Seton Catholic boys as teams that have qualified to play in the final week of their stat…
Andrew Lawhon appointed to Battle Ground School District Board of Directors
The Battle Ground Public Schools board of directors voted unanimously to appoint Andrew Lawhon to fill the District 2 position held by outgoing Director Rob Henrikson.
Area residents remind health officials ‘we haven’t forgotten’
Clark County residents provide testimony before the Board of Health about past false promises.
‘Ministry of Truth’: Critics warn Washington extremism bill targets free speech
HB 1333 creates a Domestic Violent Extremism Commission to develop ways to combat ‘disinformation and misinformation.’