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Opinion: IBR floats new bridge design, proving critics right
Opinion

Opinion: IBR floats new bridge design, proving critics right

Joe Cortight offers his perspective on recent developments in the plans to replace the I-5 Bridge.

Feb 20, 2023

Kendra Laratta named 2022 Battle Ground Citizen of the Year
People

Kendra Laratta named 2022 Battle Ground Citizen of the Year

On Saturday the Battle Ground Citizen of the Year Committee announced that Kendra Laratta has been named the 2022 Battle Ground Citizen of the Year.

Feb 20, 2023

Opinion: Woke Revolutionaries weaponize Energy Policy
Opinion

Opinion: Woke Revolutionaries weaponize Energy Policy

In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill states ‘now more than ever, Americanists need to recognize we’re under attack. Woke revolutionaries are weaponizing government and energy policy against us.’

Feb 20, 2023

Pfizer Vaccine Bonanza slows, but Bill Gates sold early, made huge profits
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Pfizer Vaccine Bonanza slows, but Bill Gates sold early, made huge profits

Pfizer announced 2022 profits of $31.4 billion on record sales of $100.3 billion but warned investors to set their sights much lower in 2023, as sales of COVID-19 vaccines and Paxlovid slow amid gr…

Feb 20, 2023

Cascadia Technical Academy students earn 44 medals at SkillsUSA Competition
Youth

Cascadia Technical Academy students earn 44 medals at SkillsUSA Competition

Students representing Vancouver’s Cascadia Technical Academy (CTA) took home more than 40 medals and swept 10 categories during SkillsUSA regional technical and leadership competitions held earlier…

Feb 20, 2023

Vancouver Public Schools receives grant from the Department of Education to support student mental health
News

Vancouver Public Schools receives grant from the Department of Education to support student mental health

Vancouver Public Schools is one of several hundred schools in the country to receive funding from a school-based mental health services grant program through the U.S. Dept. of Education.

Feb 20, 2023

Washington Trust Bank announces addition of Phil Czajka to Commercial Banking team in Southwest Washington
Business

Washington Trust Bank announces addition of Phil Czajka to Commercial Banking team in Southwest Washington

Washington Trust Bank is pleased to announce the addition of Phil Czajka to its Commercial Banking team in southwest Washington as vice president and relationship manager.

Feb 20, 2023

Clark County Republican Women make special presentation to Flash Love
People

Clark County Republican Women make special presentation to Flash Love

Clark County Republican Women make special presentation to Flash Love. Andrey Ivanov, founder of Flash Love, and Taylor Wilkerson, the current leader of the organization’s affiliate Spartan Challen…

Feb 18, 2023

Vancouver Police Department will begin rollout of body-worn cameras
News

Vancouver Police Department will begin rollout of body-worn cameras

On Monday, the Vancouver Police Department will begin issuing body-worn cameras to all sworn personnel.

Feb 18, 2023

Sewer improvement project starts Monday in downtown Vancouver
Community News

Sewer improvement project starts Monday in downtown Vancouver

The city of Vancouver is continuing its ongoing work to rehabilitate aging sewer lines in the community. The latest project begins this month with equipment and piping being staged during the week…

Feb 18, 2023

Union boys take different route but reach state basketball tourney
Sports

Union boys take different route but reach state basketball tourney

There were some doubts this season for the Union Titans, some down times, but the boys basketball team figured out a way to get it done and made it to the state tournament for the eighth consecutiv…

Feb 18, 2023

Opinion: New study about COVID-19 should put another nail in the coffin for state’s vaccine mandate
Opinion

Opinion: New study about COVID-19 should put another nail in the coffin for state’s vaccine mandate

Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center would like the governor to remove his employment mandate on his own; if not, lawmakers need to find a way to intervene.

Feb 17, 2023

Landmark study vindicates everyone who touted natural immunity to COVID
News

Landmark study vindicates everyone who touted natural immunity to COVID

Landmark study vindicates everyone who touted natural immunity to COVID

Feb 17, 2023

Letter: ‘Hysteria created rifts between normally reasonable citizens’
Opinion

Letter: ‘Hysteria created rifts between normally reasonable citizens’

Vancouver resident Bob Larimer recounts life during the pandemic.

Feb 17, 2023

Police-pursuit bills favored by Democratic legislators still fail to respond to auto-theft epidemic
News

Police-pursuit bills favored by Democratic legislators still fail to respond to auto-theft epidemic

The House Community Safety, Justice, and Reentry Committee passed House Bill 1363, which would allow police more latitude in engaging in pursuits.

Feb 17, 2023

Letter: ‘This unnecessary deadly design is criminal negligence’
Opinion

Letter: ‘This unnecessary deadly design is criminal negligence’

Bob Ortblad discusses safety issues with the proposed grade of the I-5 Bridge replacement project.

Feb 17, 2023

Camas School Board appoints new member
News

Camas School Board appoints new member

The Camas School Board voted unanimously to appoint longtime volunteer Bamini Pathmanathan to the open District 4 director position at its special meeting on February 13.

Feb 17, 2023

Clark County rent assistance begins monthly schedule
Community News

Clark County rent assistance begins monthly schedule

One effective way to keep people who get behind in their rent in their homes is to connect them with rental assistance.

Feb 17, 2023