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Community invited to shape the future of Vancouver’s trees
To guide the future of trees in our community, the city of Vancouver is developing an Urban Forestry Management Plan (UFMP).
iUrban Teen hosts 13th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Awards Breakfast at Vancouver Hilton
On Monday (Jan. 16), iUrban Teen will host the 13th Annual Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast Celebration.
POLL: Should the state Attorney General’s office invalidate the $17 billion ‘Move Ahead Washington’ transportation package?
Should the state Attorney General’s office invalidate the $17 billion ‘Move Ahead Washington’ transportation package?
Clark County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office determines CCSO deputy should not be criminally charged in death of Vancouver Police officer
Clark County Prosecuting Attorney Tony Golik has informed the Clark County Sheriff’s Office that Deputy John Feller should not be criminally charged in the death of Vancouver Police Department Offi…
Government watchdog group threatens litigation over Washington’s 2022 transportation package
Washington-state-based Citizen Action Defense Fund says a bill passed by the state Legislature last year as part of an ambitious transportation package violates the single subject provision of the…
Lawsuits over military vaccine mandate to continue despite DOD rescinding it
Liberty Counsel founder and chairman isn’t confident that the DOD wouldn’t continue to retaliate against service members who’d filed religious accommodation requests.
Opinion: Workforce issues a 2023 legislative priority
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center offers solutions on ending the mandate.
Conservative gov promises new protection against vax discrimination, mask mandates
Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis pledged to bring forward legislation further protecting individuals from discrimination based on whether they’ve been vaccinated for COVID-19 in a Thursday pres…
County manager appoints County Engineer Ken Lader to lead Public Works
County Manager Kathleen Otto this week appointed Ken Lader as Director of Public Works.
Rey Reynolds responds to report of him being placed on administrative leave from Vancouver Police Department
Former Clark County Sheriff candidate refers to a report by Oregon Public Broadcasting as ‘poorly written and misleading.’
Battle Ground Post Office under fire from frustrated customers
Residents fed up as Battle Ground Post Office fails to deliver in a satisfactory manner, with some customers going more than week without mail, while others are heading to the post office in search…
Bipartisan bill to reform antiquated emergency-powers law is likely dead already
Sen. Lynda Wilson said she was informed that bipartisan legislation to reform Washington’s 1969 emergency-powers law will be ignored by the Senate State Government and Elections Committee for a thi…
Opinion: Bipartisan tax transparency website bill introduced
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center offers a thank you to Sen. Lynda Wilson and Sen. Christine Rolfes for introducing SB 5158 to help advance this tax transparency reform.
Clark County residents among those who gathered for ‘Facts Not Fear’ rally in Olympia
Informed Choice Washington hosted the rally at which citizens let lawmakers know how they feel about potential future mandates and lockdowns.
Washington’s homelessness challenge focus of Inslee’s State of the State address
Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee called on lawmakers to deal with the state’s challenges – first and foremost among them: homelessness – with “ambition and audacity” during his State of the State s…
Pentagon officially overturns military vaccine mandate, HOWEVER …
The Department of Defense (DOD) officially scrapped the requirement that all members of the armed forces be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 on Tuesday.
Washougal School District, community libraries host K-5 robotics programs
Alongside school and community librarians, students in 3rd grade through 5th grade created robot prototypes in the school library media centers.
49th District legislators to preview the 2023 session, host town hall meeting Saturday
Sen. Annette Cleveland and Reps. Sharon Wylie and Monica Stonier will answer questions from the public.