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Major media silent on massive study showing masks don’t prevent COVID
A recent study found that wearing masks isn’t effective in preventing how many people catch COVID-19 or other flu-like illnesses, and most major news outlets aren’t covering it.
Vancouver City Council affirms temporary moratorium on large warehouse and distribution facilities
During their Feb. 6 meeting following a public hearing, the Vancouver City Council voted on a resolution to affirm their decision on Dec. 12, 2022, to enact a six-month temporary moratorium on larg…
Rep. Kevin Waters’ first bill would help small businesses struggling to fill job vacancies
Rep. Kevin Waters introduced his first bill as a freshman legislator, last week, which would give many of Washington’s smaller businesses a boost in their hiring efforts.
Vancouver Police accepting applications for upcoming Neighbors On Watch Academy
The Vancouver Police Department is seeking volunteers to join the mission of making Vancouver the safest urban city in Washington.
Woodland Middle School’s Drama Department presents ‘Giants in the Sky,’ the school’s first in-person performance since 2020
Drama students at Woodland Middle School will perform the school’s first play since 2020 in March, ‘Giants in the Sky,’ a musical performance exploring the world of Giants who live above the clouds
Ridgefield Public Schools Foundation hosts fundraiser to send RHS Knowledge Bowl to National Quiz Bowl
The Ridgefield Public Schools Foundation has kicked-off a week-long matching fundraiser to help get the Ridgefield High School Knowledge Bowl team to the National Quiz Bowl to be held in Atlanta in…
Rep. Paul Harris bill to reevaluate teacher reprimands unanimously passes off the House floor
The Washington State House of Representatives on Monday unanimously passed legislation from Rep. Paul Harris that would give educators with a reprimand an opportunity for redemption.
One deceased and one seriously injured in vehicle fire in Hazel Dell
An area resident reported they believed two people were living in the van that caught on fire.
Red light, don’t turn right bill introduced to Washington Legislature
Under legislation proposed in the Washington state Senate, drivers would face new limits on when it’s permissible to make a right turn at red lights.
Stunner! Professional ‘journalists’ decide news has no place for objectivity
The legacy media in America are cutting their own throats, shooting themselves in the feet and calling for their own termination, according to an analysis by constitutional expert Jonathan Turley.
Discover local jobs and career opportunities at the BGPS Industry Fair on Feb. 16
Attend the upcoming Battle Ground Public Schools Industry Fair on Thu., Feb. 16, to learn about apprenticeships and jobs in health care, education, manufacturing, technology, construction, finance,…
Area residents can learn about property tax exemptions at Feb. 16 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…
Popular ‘They Represent You!’ brochure by the League of Women Voters Clark County is available
Wherever you live in Clark County, the League of Women Voters’ annual “They Represent You!” brochure provides contact information for all of your elected officials.
Re-Imagined Radio celebrates the story of the Interstate Bridge
Re-Imagined Radio will pay tribute to the 106-year-old Interstate Bridge in February with an episode titled “A Mighty Span.”
Opinion: Lawmakers consider inflation fix for state’s death tax
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares that whether or not Washington has a death tax, ensuring an operable inflation index to avoid bracket creep should be an easy call for lawmakers.
Teens crash stolen car into Vancouver home causing fire
Teens crash stolen car into Vancouver home causing fire. Juveniles apprehended after a foot pursuit; 5-year-old occupant of the home taken to an area hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Feeling at home with high school basketball
The Union-Camas doubleheader on Friday, featuring boys and girls basketball, were not playoff games but had playoff intensity — fitting as postseason basketball begins this week
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 2
Reporter Paul Valencia, and local high school administrators Tony Liberatore and Cale Piland talk about sports