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Battle Ground Police seek assistance to ID suspect in assault
Community News

Battle Ground Police seek assistance to ID suspect in assault

The suspect assaulted a restaurant employee before bystanders intervened.

Feb 15, 2023

Clark County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Unit investigates Feb. 7 fatal motorcycle collision
News

Clark County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Unit investigates Feb. 7 fatal motorcycle collision

On Feb. 10, detectives were informed the motorcyclist – identified as 21-year-old William D. Linson of Portland, Oregon – had died at area hospital

Feb 15, 2023

County Council appoints Karl Johnson and Jack Harroun to Planning Commission
Community News

County Council appoints Karl Johnson and Jack Harroun to Planning Commission

The Clark County Council yesterday appointed Karl Johnson and Jack Harroun to the county’s volunteer Planning Commission.

Feb 15, 2023

John Boyd named permanent superintendent of Evergreen Public Schools
News

John Boyd named permanent superintendent of Evergreen Public Schools

John Boyd, a veteran educator with almost three decades of experience as a teacher and leader in public education, was named the permanent superintendent of Evergreen Public Schools on Tuesday.

Feb 15, 2023

Multiple bills from Rep. Waters, including legislation to increase workforce opportunities, pass out of committee
News

Multiple bills from Rep. Waters, including legislation to increase workforce opportunities, pass out of committee

House Bill 1730 would help the state’s workforce by opening certain job positions to a larger group of applicants.

Feb 15, 2023

Letter: Marie votes against small businesses
Opinion

Letter: Marie votes against small businesses

Ridgefield resident Carley Meuchel shares her thoughts on the vote by Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez on The Family and Small Business Act.

Feb 14, 2023

Opinion: Where’s the love for taxpayers this Valentine’s Day?
Opinion

Opinion: Where’s the love for taxpayers this Valentine’s Day?

Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center believes it seems the tax love in Washington knows only one direction, to infinity and beyond.

Feb 14, 2023

Conservatives warned IRS is lining up ‘Lois Lerner Part 2’
News

Conservatives warned IRS is lining up ‘Lois Lerner Part 2’

Tax agency continuing attacks on Christians and conservatives.

Feb 14, 2023

Washington state pump price idles as national average falls
Transportation

Washington state pump price idles as national average falls

While fuel prices have been falling slightly for the last few weeks when looking at the national average, citizens of the Evergreen State have to dig deeper into their wallets than most.

Feb 14, 2023

Opinion: Woke revolutionaries fabricate ‘domestic violent extremism’
Opinion

Opinion: Woke revolutionaries fabricate ‘domestic violent extremism’

In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill addresses ‘Wokeism’s Big Lie.’

Feb 14, 2023

County Elections to perform manual ballot count comparison on February 15
News

County Elections to perform manual ballot count comparison on February 15

Beginning at 9 a.m. Wednesday (Feb. 15), elections officials will perform a hand count of approximately 600 ballots randomly selected as part of a manual comparison against machine results.

Feb 14, 2023

Upgrade your professional skills with WSU Vancouver’s PACE Program
People

Upgrade your professional skills with WSU Vancouver’s PACE Program

Anyone looking to upgrade their skills to get ahead is invited to register for Washington State University Vancouver’s Professional and Corporate Education program.

Feb 14, 2023

Travelers of SR 503 are invited to provide input during virtual open house
Transportation

Travelers of SR 503 are invited to provide input during virtual open house

Those who drive, walk, bike and roll on or near the State Route 503 corridor are invited to share their travel experiences to help inform a future long-term corridor improvement plan.

Feb 14, 2023

WDFW seeks public comments on 2023-2024 hunting seasons
Sports

WDFW seeks public comments on 2023-2024 hunting seasons

Proposals include those related to landowner hunting permits, deer and elk special permits; hunting seasons, areas, and permit quotas for moose, bighorn sheep and mountain goat; and hunting seasons…

Feb 14, 2023

Opinion: The legislature says it wants affordable housing but keeps pushing legislation that will do the opposite
Opinion

Opinion: The legislature says it wants affordable housing but keeps pushing legislation that will do the opposite

Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center shares why House Bill 1628 will not solve housing affordability in either the ownership, rental or commercial real estate markets.

Feb 13, 2023

Opinion: Driving between Vancouver and Wilsonville at 5 p.m.? ODOT plans to charge you $15
Opinion

Opinion: Driving between Vancouver and Wilsonville at 5 p.m.? ODOT plans to charge you $15

Joe Cortright of City Observatory states that ‘tolls don’t need to be nearly this high to better manage traffic flow and assure faster travel times.’

Feb 13, 2023

Lawsuit filed in response to the rejection of more than 3,000 signatures on petition in Camas utility tax debate
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Lawsuit filed in response to the rejection of more than 3,000 signatures on petition in Camas utility tax debate

Lawsuit filed in response to the rejection of more than 3,000 signatures on petition in Camas utility tax debate

Feb 13, 2023

Christian ‘fascism’: Congresswoman triggered by Super Bowl Jesus ads
News

Christian ‘fascism’: Congresswoman triggered by Super Bowl Jesus ads

A member of Congress who says she, herself, is Catholic has launched a diatribe against Christianity, calling the faith “fascism” and bluntly rejecting one of the Bible’s primary instructions to ad…

Feb 13, 2023