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Mountain View saves its football season
Sports

Mountain View saves its football season

The Mountain View Thunder are playing their best football of the year, and they needed to do just that in order to make it to the postseason, defeating Evergreen and Prairie on Monday night in a ti…

Nov 1, 2022

Letter: ‘Who would vote to oppose tolls on a replacement Interstate Bridge (also light rail)?’
Opinion

Letter: ‘Who would vote to oppose tolls on a replacement Interstate Bridge (also light rail)?’

Portland resident Jim Karlock contacted area candidates and reports their positions on the Interstate Bridge replacement project.

Oct 31, 2022

Letter: ‘Exercise your right to vote’
Opinion

Letter: ‘Exercise your right to vote’

Washougal resident Anne Haller expresses her opinions about the Third Congressional District race.

Oct 31, 2022

Letter: ‘With Marie, we will take a bold step forward’
Opinion

Letter: ‘With Marie, we will take a bold step forward’

Third Congressional District Lynne Treat offers her thoughts on the Congressional race.

Oct 31, 2022

Lawmakers should say ‘no more’ to being shut out during state of emergency
News

Lawmakers should say ‘no more’ to being shut out during state of emergency

Sen. Lynda Wilson says legislators should commit to completing the reform of Washington’s 1969 emergency-powers law when they meet in 2023.

Oct 31, 2022

Opinion: Emergency powers reform still needed; state Supreme Court agrees to review governor’s authority
Opinion

Opinion: Emergency powers reform still needed; state Supreme Court agrees to review governor’s authority

Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares that our system of governance is not meant to be the arbitrary rule of one behind closed doors.

Oct 31, 2022

Judge rules on policy suppressing conservative views
News

Judge rules on policy suppressing conservative views

An organization that started out protecting individual rights in America’s academic world, and now has expanded to call itself the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, still is working…

Oct 31, 2022

Hazel Dell bar owner arrested after threatening cannabis employees
News

Hazel Dell bar owner arrested after threatening cannabis employees

The owner of a Hazel Dell bar was arrested late Saturday night after threatening employees at a cannabis dispensary.

Oct 31, 2022

Stolen vehicle investigation leads to Fentanyl drug distribution arrest
News

Stolen vehicle investigation leads to Fentanyl drug distribution arrest

The suspect was searched and a large quantity of Fentanyl pills and powders were located hidden in the suspect’s underwear.

Oct 31, 2022

Attempted kidnap suspect nabbed by deputies
News

Attempted kidnap suspect nabbed by deputies

A man who told his victim he was “homeless and hungry’’ was arrested Saturday in an attempted kidnapping incident.

Oct 31, 2022

Vancouver motorcyclist in critical condition after colliding with vehicle
News

Vancouver motorcyclist in critical condition after colliding with vehicle

A 60-year-old Vancouver man was taken to an area hospital and was in critical condition after a collision between a motorcycle and a vehicle late Saturday night.

Oct 31, 2022

Vancouver man sustains injuries in stabbing at Halloween party in Hazel Dell
News

Vancouver man sustains injuries in stabbing at Halloween party in Hazel Dell

A Vancouver man was transported to an area hospital late Saturday night with wounds suffered in a stabbing at a Halloween party in Hazel Dell.

Oct 31, 2022

A Halloween display for a good cause
Entertainment

A Halloween display for a good cause

Ben and Trish Roussel create a Halloween Haunt for neighbors and other visitors, and also ask for donations to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital through the Skeletons for St. Jude” campaign.

Oct 30, 2022

Target Zero asks drivers to be aware of pedestrians, especially on Halloween
Community News

Target Zero asks drivers to be aware of pedestrians, especially on Halloween

Families out trick-or-treating can help by wearing reflective clothing and glowsticks, and drivers should slow down in neighborhoods and be alert for heavy pedestrian traffic on Halloween.

Oct 30, 2022

Sheriff’s candidate John Horch addresses errors made during his tenure at the Clark County Sheriff’s Office
News

Sheriff’s candidate John Horch addresses errors made during his tenure at the Clark County Sheriff’s Office

Horch told Clark County Today that he trusts voters to listen to his explanation of the errors he has made and then make their own decision as to who they want their next sheriff to be.

Oct 29, 2022

Faith and football: Seton Catholic and King’s Way Christian renew their rivalry
Sports

Faith and football: Seton Catholic and King’s Way Christian renew their rivalry

The Seton Catholic Cougars got the best of King’s Way Christian on the football field Friday night, the first time these two faith-based programs faced each other since 2019, and fans from both sch…

Oct 29, 2022

Chinook Rugby Club’s Lady Pack brings athletes together
Sports

Chinook Rugby Club’s Lady Pack brings athletes together

Natalie Burley, a member of the Chinook Rugby Club’s Lady Pack, did not know much about rugby when she started the sport a little more than a year ago, but now it is a huge part of her life as she…

Oct 28, 2022

High school football: League championships on the line
Sports

High school football: League championships on the line

The final week of the high school football regular season is upon us with big games throughout Clark County, including Castle Rock at La Center for the Trico League title and Kelso at Evergreen for…

Oct 28, 2022