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Internal theft at Dollars Corner Moose Lodge results in arrest
In June of 2022, executive staff of the Moose Lodge Chapter 2423 at Dollars Corner found discrepancies in accounts related to the internal workings of the Lodge.
POLL: Is it time to end President Joe Biden’s U.S. military vaccine mandate?
Is it time to end President Joe Biden’s U.S. military vaccine mandate?
Republican governors ask for end to U.S. military COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and 20 other Republican governors sent a letter to congressional leaders opposing a COVID-19 vaccine mandate on members of the U.S. Armed Forces.
Clark County Fire District 3 celebrates 75 years providing fire and life safety services
Clark County Fire District 3 turns 75 this year and plans to celebrate this momentous milestone with community members at its Open Houses in 2023.
Letter: Hayden Island resident expresses concerns about proposed Interstate Bridge replacement
Sam Churchill shares a long list of issues with the project.
GOP releases ‘Power Washington’ energy plan for 2023 legislative session
Washington state Republican senators unveiled their “Power Washington” energy package for the 2023 legislative session during a Tuesday morning press conference from the Legislative Building in Oly…
Washington Policy Center names respected transportation analyst Charles Prestrud to lead Coles Center for Transportation
Washington Policy Center (WPC) has named Charles Prestrud as director of WPC’s Coles Center for Transportation.
CDC knew COVID vax causes heart problems but kept mum
CDC data turned over by court order shows health-care workers and others who were first to get the mRNA COVID vaccines suffered an extraordinarily high rate of complications.
Grants available to counties to help strengthen election security
More than $3 million in state funding is now available to help Washington counties enhance election security.
Battle Ground Citizen of the Year nominations open
Battle Ground’s Citizen of the Year Committee is asking the community for nominations for 2022.
World premiere of ‘Wrestling! The Musical’ set for Heritage High School
Derek Garrison, the principal at Heritage High School, wrote a musical about wrestling, and the show debuts this week.
Clark County Council seeks volunteers for Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board
The Clark County Council is seeking community members with expertise in or experience with people with intellectual/developmental disabilities to serve on the Developmental Disabilities Advisory Bo…
Washington Supreme Court allows capital gains collections before it decides case
The Washington Supreme Court on Wednesday morning granted Attorney General Bob Ferguson’s request to allow the state Department of Revenue to collect the capital gains income tax before a final rul…
Elon Musk: Twitter in ‘battle for the future of civilization’
Amid Elon Musk’s measures to protect free speech on Twitter, including the elimination of its COVID “misinformation policy,” the White House is promising to keep “a close eye” on the social media p…
Washougal School District board votes to run levy in Feb. 14 election
Members of the Washougal School District School Board voted unanimously on Nov. 22 to place replacement Educational Programs & Operations (EP&O) and Capital levies on the Feb. 14 special election b…
DOR given green light to collect capital gains income tax while state Supreme Court considers case
The state Supreme Court has granted the Attorney General’s request to allow the Department of Revenue (DOR) to collect the capital gains income tax before a final ruling in the case.
Cowlitz Indian Tribe donates more than $2 million to non-profit organizations
The Cowlitz Indian Tribe honored nine recipients of grants that totaled $2.5 million to various programs across the region and state, celebrating those organizations at the tree lighting ceremony a…
Prefabricated facade installed at Bonneville Power Administration redevelopment project in Vancouver
Mortenson, a leading developer and design-builder in Oregon, along with Portland-based Opsis Architecture, California-based DGA Architects, and Wilsonville-based contractor and fabricator Western P…