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Playground and trail at Orchards Community Park closed beginning Nov. 28 for hazardous tree removal
The playground and northern portion of the trail at Orchards Community Park will be closed beginning Nov. 28 while a contractor services hazardous trees within the park.
Camas Lions sponsor a puppy for Leader Dogs for the Blind
The Camas Lions are sponsoring a puppy named JoJo for Leader Dogs for the Blind. The puppy will undergo training from volunteers for a year, prior to being provided to Leader Dogs for final trainin…
The tradition continues: Columbia River back in girls soccer state semifinals
Columbia River’s girls soccer team is a fixture at the state tournament, advancing to the final four for the sixth consecutive tournament.
Football coaches who live in Washington to square off in Oregon’s semifinals
Jon Eagle, who led Camas to two state championships, is now the head coach at West Linn, the top-ranked team in Oregon, and his Lions will be taking on defending Oregon state champion Central Catho…
Burglary suspect located in La Center after crashing his vehicle
A burglary suspect with an active felony warrant was apprehended Thursday night in La Center.
POLL: What was the biggest reason why conservatives didn’t fare better in Washington’s election?
What was the biggest reason why conservatives didn’t fare better in Washington’s election?
As transit fares plummet, federal money increases 95 percent
In 2019, transit agencies across the U.S. for all modes of transportation took in 32.3 cents in fares for every dollar they spent on operating costs.
How the Washington governor’s salary compares to other states
Gov. Jay Inslee’s 2021 salary ranked 5th among the 50 states, almost twice that of Oregon Gov. Kate Brown.
Ridgefield fifth graders return to Cispus Outdoor School
At Cispus, students do all of their learning outside, rain or shine and they enjoy hands-on activities like soil and water sampling, plant identification, and nature art.
Pelosi insists she’ll ‘leverage’ House actions as Republicans lock up majority
The Republican Party has locked in its control of the U.S. House for the next two years, with a majority of at least 218 seats, with several decisions still pending.
Opinion: Taxpayers object to effort to collect capital gains income tax before state Supreme Court ruling
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares information from the attorney general’s motion asking the state Supreme Court to allow the Department of Revenue to collect before a final rulin…
2023 sturgeon fishing season opens Jan. 1 on several portions of Columbia River
The 2023 white sturgeon fishing season gets underway Sunday, Jan. 1, 2023 on select sections of the Columbia River upstream of Bonneville Dam, fishery managers from Oregon and Washington announced…
State volleyball preview: Columbia River, Ridgefield still among the elite
Defending champion Columbia River and Ridgefield, the 2018 and 2019 champions, among the Southwest Washington teams playing in the three state volleyball tournaments in Yakima this week.
Washington’s Freedom Foundation calls out NEA over ‘teachers know best’ claim
A recent tweet by the National Education Association was deemed inappropriate and “creepy” by the Washington-based think tank, the Freedom Foundation.
This Black Friday, skip the shopping and hit the water for big rainbow trout
Every fall, WDFW stocks lakes across Washington – including Battle Ground Lake and Klineline Pond – with thousands of ‘holiday special’ trout weighing up to three pounds and averaging 15 to 16 inch…
VPS School Board votes to include renewal levy on February ballot
The district is requesting authorization of approximately $61.7 million for collection in 2024, $65.3 million for collection in 2025, $70 million for collection in 2026 and $75 million for collecti…
Opinion: Long-term-care law might be changing again, and solvency is sought
Is WA Cares, the state’s mandatory long-term-care program, complete with a burdensome payroll tax that’s supposed to pay its way, solvent?
‘Sitting around doing nothing’: Washington electric cars face mass adoption hurdles
An electric car is being charged at a charging station. Photo courtesy Shutterstock.com