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Fort Vancouver High School: The (basketball) host with the most
Fort Vancouver High School promotes sportsmanship and respect to all visitors while hosting basketball teams from Washington, Oregon, and California at Fort Vancouver Holiday Tournament
Washington lawmakers to take another crack at emergency powers reform next session
Sen. Lynda Wilson is cosponsor of Senate Bill 5063; the legislation is known as the Bipartisan Approach to Legislative Authority Necessary in Continuing Emergencies.
Opinion: California employment law could potentially land Washington employers in hot water
California Senate Bill 1162 (SB 1162), recently signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsome, could potentially have some unintended consequences for Washington State employers.
Pac Coast Wrestling Tournament returns to Clark County this week
Hudson’s Bay High School will host the Pac Coast Wrestling Tournament, an event presented by Evergreen High School, on Thursday and Friday, with 59 teams from Oregon and Washington scheduled to com…
Biden admin enraged MORE Americans weren’t censored over COVID
Social media showed more interest in moderation than government did in free speech.
Free repair program finds new normal in 2023
Columbia Springs’ Repair Clark County program will return with in-person fixing events and remote repair in the new year.
Vancouver Police investigating fatal shooting
Report indicates a man who reportedly kicked in the door of an apartment was shot and killed by a resident.
Washington gas prices fourth highest in the nation
On Monday, the average price of a gallon of regular unleaded was $3.88 statewide.
Military vaccine mandate overturned, but unvaxxed troops could still be booted
While the Biden administration has officially reversed the military COVID-19 vaccination mandate, servicemembers who escaped discharge for refusing the vaccine still risk retaliation and could be b…
The National Transportation Safety Board reports 119 deaths while using electric bikes, scooters
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center believes the scooter companies continuing to provide scooter services should pay their fair share for road improvements to run their services safely.
High school basketball: Fort Vancouver Holiday Tourney set to begin Wednesday
There will be 16 boys basketball teams, playing in two brackets, at Fort Vancouver High School, and four girls teams will play at Heritage High School in the only high school basketball tournament…
Opinion: ‘Progressives believe they know best how to spend the money of the citizens, and ruthlessly increase taxation at every opportunity’
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill shares her thoughts on Gov. Jay Inslee’s proposed budget.
City of Vancouver officials encourage community members to report weather-related issues
As high wind and rain continue in the greater Vancouver area, the city wants residents to know where they can report clogged storm drains, downed trees, traffic signal outages or other winter weath…
BGPD seeking info in suspected arson case
On Monday (Dec. 26) at about 3 a.m., Battle Ground Police and Clark County Fire District 3 responded to an apartment complex in the 600 block of NW 20th Avenue, for a reported fire.
Election investigator wins lawsuit over 120,000 missing voters
American voters soon may be getting an answer to what happened to the 120,000 people in Pennsylvania who allegedly voted in the 2020 election, but now cannot be found.
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Girls basketball: Washougal’s Chloe Johnson makes it back to the court
A couple of months ago, Chloe Johnson did not know if she would be able to play basketball her senior year at Washougal due to two injured knees, but she made a promise to herself to do everything…
Washington Supreme Court accepts ‘offensive’ brief over attorney general’s objection
The Washington Supreme Court has rebuffed Attorney General Bob Ferguson’s request that it refuse to accept an amicus brief Ferguson deemed “offensive.”