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Clark County Sheriff’s Office conducting stolen vehicle and firearm investigation
CCSO officials report those operating stolen vehicles seem to be emboldened and suspects in stolen vehicles are eluding deputies at an alarming rate.
Letter: ‘John Horch lacks the integrity needed to lead the Sheriff’s Office and represent the citizens of Clark County’
Ed and Kristie Owens share their thoughts in the race for Clark County sheriff.
POLL: Do you believe Oregon’s tolling plan should be required to be project specific and time limited?
Do you believe Oregon’s tolling plan should be required to be project specific and time limited?
Letter: ‘Sheriff Candidate John Horch’s Internal Affairs record questioned’
Vancouver resident Wayde Hager shares information with voters in the Nov. 8 general election race for Clark County sheriff.
Top med journal: FDA silent about vaccine danger signals in its data
Last year, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration quietly disclosed it found that the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine posed a possible increased risk of four serious heart and cardiovascular conditions in eld…
Letter: Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atkins endorses John Horch
Sheriff Atkins offers his support to Horch in the race that will decide his replacement.
Letter: ‘I will be voting for Joe Kent for Congress’
Brush Prairie resident Bill Eling explains why he is voting for Joe Kent in the Nov. 8 general election.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office provides summary of activity for the Nakia Creek Fire
The following is a summary of the Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) activities in support of the fight to contain and extinguish the Nakia Creek Fire between Oct. 16-Oct. 21.
Commission on Aging to present Silver Citizen Award to Katlin Smith
The 72-year-old Smith is a resident of Vancouver and has devoted her professional and volunteer time to community service.
Letter: ‘The political realignment happening in America today is remarkable’
Vancouver resident Mark Moore offers his support for Joe Kent in the race for US Representative in the Third Congressional District.
Area leaders and residents rally for justice for Chelsea Harrison
Vancouver resident Jeremy Baker, a candidate for state representative in the 49th District, organized a gathering Wednesday morning near the Clark County Courthouse.
Opinion: Gov. Inslee’s booster bribe bombs, poll shows
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes that ‘instead of booster bucks, the governor needs to end his vaccine mandate altogether.’
Letter: ‘It’s that kind of innovation, experience, and knowledge of our community that show Rey Reynolds has the solutions to make our communities safer’
Vancouver resident Julia Dawn Seaver offers her support for Rey Reynolds in the race for Clark County Sheriff.
Public Health lifts danger advisory at Vancouver Lake after water quality improves
Clark County Public Health has lifted its advisory at Vancouver Lake. Water samples collected from the lake show water quality has improved over the last two weeks and toxin levels are no longer el…
Vancouver Police investigate shooting
On Wednesday (Oct. 26) at about 3:30 a.m., Vancouver Police responded to the 2000 block of Brandt Rd. for a disturbance with weapons call. Multiple callers reported hearing shots fired.
State Supreme Court reinstates employees fired for refusing vaccine
Finding that “being vaccinated does not prevent an individual from contracting or transmitting COVID-19,” the New York State Supreme Court ordered the reinstatement of all New York City employees w…
Opinion: Washington business taxes are some of the highest in the nation
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center explains that reducing the regulations and taxes on business will reduce consumer prices and provide budgetary relief.
Recreational burn bans lifted in Vancouver and Battle Ground
Vancouver Fire Marshal Heidi Scarpelli announced today she is lifting the ban on recreational fires within the city limits effective at 12:01 a.m. Tue., Oct. 25.