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Vancouver philanthropists Gary and Christine Rood gift $33 million to Friends of the Children
People

Vancouver philanthropists Gary and Christine Rood gift $33 million to Friends of the Children

Historic gift will provide thousands more youth with a paid, professional mentor for 12+ years and establish a National Center of Excellence.

Jan 11, 2023

Rep. Paul Harris takes oath of office, begins 13th year in the Legislature
News

Rep. Paul Harris takes oath of office, begins 13th year in the Legislature

For the next two years, Harris will continue to serve as the House Republican Caucus Chair and will be a part of four House committees.

Jan 11, 2023

Letter: Citizen activist ‘is nothing less than an asset to us all’
Opinion

Letter: Citizen activist ‘is nothing less than an asset to us all’

Vancouver resident NC Zepeda responds to Jan. 3 letter to the editor by Wynn Grcich.

Jan 10, 2023

Intermittent nighttime lane closures on southbound I-5 and I-205 in Clark County, Jan. 10
Transportation

Intermittent nighttime lane closures on southbound I-5 and I-205 in Clark County, Jan. 10

WSDOT contractor will close lanes of southbound I-5 and I-205 while they remove samples from the newly installed concrete panels along the interstates.

Jan 10, 2023

Vancouver City Council votes to endorse Proposition 3
Community News

Vancouver City Council votes to endorse Proposition 3

On Monday (Jan. 9), Vancouver City Council unanimously approved a resolution expressing support for Proposition 3, the Affordable Housing Levy which is on the ballot for the Feb. 14 Special Election.

Jan 10, 2023

Washington schools Superintendent Reykdal defends tracking of $3 billion in federal aid
News

Washington schools Superintendent Reykdal defends tracking of $3 billion in federal aid

A report notes that OSPI has not yet established a process to measure outcomes of ESSER spending and there is insufficient state-level detail to identify how much money is being spent.

Jan 10, 2023

Commentary: When Damar Hamlin went down, Americans didn’t turn to atheism
Opinion

Commentary: When Damar Hamlin went down, Americans didn’t turn to atheism

Michael Brown notes: At times of crisis in our culture, ‘prayer is welcomed rather than ridiculed.’

Jan 10, 2023

Opinion: State house speaker expresses support for removing state barriers to work
Opinion

Opinion: State house speaker expresses support for removing state barriers to work

Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center believes legislators should strengthen House Bill 1009 so that the promise of reducing barriers to access into the workforce is realized

Jan 10, 2023

Opinion: ODOT is gassed up and ready to go on tolling
Opinion

Opinion: ODOT is gassed up and ready to go on tolling

ODOT is gassed up and ready to go with tolling, but they have no idea where they’re going or what they’ll do once they get there.

Jan 10, 2023

County kicks off growth plan update due to the state by mid-2025
Community News

County kicks off growth plan update due to the state by mid-2025

Clark County Community Planning is starting the process of updating the local Comprehensive Growth Management Plan, as required by the state’s Growth Management Act

Jan 10, 2023

Kevin Waters takes oath of office, sworn in as state representative in 17th District
News

Kevin Waters takes oath of office, sworn in as state representative in 17th District

Waters was elected in November and takes the seat previously held by former Rep. Vicki Kraft, R-Vancouver.

Jan 10, 2023

Opinion: What can I do to influence lawmakers?
Opinion

Opinion: What can I do to influence lawmakers?

In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill discusses ways citizens can become involved in lawmaking.

Jan 10, 2023

Stephanie McClintock sworn into Washington State House of Representatives
News

Stephanie McClintock sworn into Washington State House of Representatives

McClintock is taking the seat of former Rep. Brandon Vick who decided not to seek reelection.

Jan 10, 2023

TEAM High School student volunteers to use horses to offer rehabilitation therapy to people with disabilities
Youth

TEAM High School student volunteers to use horses to offer rehabilitation therapy to people with disabilities

Through occupational therapy clinic, Hope Batchelder offers people with disabilities therapy using horseback riding and horse care.

Jan 10, 2023

Rep. Greg Cheney takes oath of office, will serve on four House committees
News

Rep. Greg Cheney takes oath of office, will serve on four House committees

Rep. Greg Cheney was sworn into office Monday as one of two new state representatives for the 18th Legislative District. He replaces former Rep. Larry Hoff, who did not run for reelection.

Jan 10, 2023

Several pre-filed bills in Olympia relate to gun rights
News

Several pre-filed bills in Olympia relate to gun rights

Bills propose to add liability to firearms manufacturers, create a license to purchase a firearm (separate from a concealed carry license), restricting the sale of semi-automatic rifles.

Jan 9, 2023

Washington Senate Republican leaders detail plans, hopes for 2023 legislative session
News

Washington Senate Republican leaders detail plans, hopes for 2023 legislative session

How far Republicans get with their agenda during this year’s 105-day session remains to be seen, given Democrats retain control of both chambers of the Legislature.

Jan 9, 2023

GoFundMe Spotlight: Community rallies around two families in need
News

GoFundMe Spotlight: Community rallies around two families in need

Two GoFundMe accounts that were set up just recently have already raised more than $55,000 for two families dealing with tragedy and medical expenses.

Jan 9, 2023